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Having read the Trinity Trilogy and The Quickening last year on holiday - yes all 6 books in 2 weeks! we managed to get hold of the Percheron Trilogy in time for this year's holiday.

A fantastic story which had my mind working overtime trying to work out how the ending was going to come about.

Absolutely brilliant

Thank you

 

 

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Hi Bramble Love that name! Might have to pinch it for a character! Thank you for reading my books - and so fast....and enjoying them so much. I love readers like you! Really appreciate it and especially for sharing it with me. I write in a void and it's a lonely business so it's always incredibly special to know when the stories have reached out and touched people in some way. And what are you waiting for.....Royal Exile is out! F

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yes, thanks Fiona. I finished the Percheron series last week, the first of yr books i've read. Loved them! Currently on chapter17 of Myrren's Gift, just broke off reading to go online to order the next 2, and found yr website. keep up the good work!

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Thanks, so much! And you keep up the good work of reading your way through them. Really, really hope the next series satisfies. F

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A great big Thank You from the UK! I'm relatively new to fantasy, having only been introduced to it a year or so ago when I read the Belgariad by David Eddings on a friend's recommendation. Was previously a crime junkie (so may well have to try your crime work soon) but have been hooked on fantasy since.

I stumbled across Trinity whilst searching for new (to me) authors and was sucked in immediately. I found myself living in a whole new world and could easily 'lose' myself for hours on end. I loved the characters and thought Goth was inspired!! The twists kept me turning pages long after I should have been asleep and I liked that you're not afraid to let bad things happen to major characters. Having devoured that series, I read the Quickening in a week, a testament to your writing skill considering I work full time and have a 3 year old. I'm now half way through Goddess and loving the setting but can't see it having a happy ending. Maybe I'm wrong, only time will tell

Please keep up your excellent work.  I'm going to move on to Valisar soon, but have decided to try Robin Hobb next. Here's hoping I'll be almost as impressed!

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Hi F I think you'll love Robin Hobb. Start from the beginning with Assassin's Apprentice. It's a masterpiece. In the meantime thank you so, so much for discovering my work and giving it a go. I'm thrilled that you've enjoyed the books and wow you have certainly whipped through them. I only have one series left to tempt you with. Beyond that it's crime and mainstream, so please DO enjoy Robin. Happy reading and thanks for your lovely note. F