UK GLBTQ Fiction Meet: Morgan Cheshire

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Starting from March up until June I will feature authors attending the UK GLBTQ Meet in Bristol (June 7 & 8, 2014: http://ukglbtfictionmeet.co.uk/2014-registration/2014-attendees/)

Today author is Morgan Cheshire: A resident of the north-west of England, Morgan Cheshire has had a lifelong interest in botany and ecology and has lately developed a taste for genealogy too – and rapidly discovered a colorful family history to explore! She is also a patch-worker and quilter, a gardener when time permits, and the enthusiastic grandmother of four boys and two girls. She has been creating and sharing fiction for more than thirty years, but has only recently ventured into the realms of professional publication.

Morgan Cheshire is offering a copy of Always With Us to one commenter on this blog. You can comment on LJ or DW if you have an account (I will send a PM to the winner), if you don't have an account, please leave a comment on DW with a contact email.

Always With Us by Morgan Cheshire (Jun 27, 2013)
Publisher: Manifold Press (June 27, 2013)
Amazon Kindle: Always With Us

Liverpool, 1896: Wealthy Harrison Calderwood has never given much thought to the poor of the bustling city until he accidentally runs into firebrand Daniel Harper. Through Daniel’s eyes he begins to see how much more could be done to improve the lot of the working people, and at the same time he begins to feel a very strong attraction towards Daniel himself. However this is the Victorian era, Daniel is believed to be a troublemaker, and Harrison has a position to maintain and a family who are expecting him to marry a well-to-do young woman and settle down to a conventional life …

Comments

[ink_gypsy]

I'd love to receive a copy of Morgan's book, but even if I'm not the lucky recipient, I want to thank you for all these wonderful posts, introducing me to so many talented writers I would have been unaware of otherwise.

[(Anonymous)]

I never enjoyed historical novels until I read mm historicals. Now I really love to read them!

Susan
skadlec1@yahoo.com

[(Anonymous)]

Please count me in!

Trix, vitajex(at)Aol(Dot)com

[frigus-et-nox.livejournal.com]

Could you count me in, please?

Thank you!

[tizzzzez.livejournal.com]

This is on my to read list so please put my name into the hat. Thanks

[whitestar.livejournal.com]

Count me in please :)