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Spent much time indulging internet-y hellos and text messages. Napped. Had MANY cups of tea. Had a lovely dinner with Nick and the boys and some friends. Low key, pouring with rain outside, and much talk about what we would do with our futures.
And Garth sent me Lucas North to complete my day.
Thank you lovelies all. Your messages made my birthday really special.
And just because I can, I’ve added Mathew MacFadyen. 
It has been a reflective time for me of late as you’ve probably noticed. Been thinking a lot about my childhood and how wonderful it was,
and about what I want to do with the rest of my life. I know now that I will make some changes. It’s time.
But first, today is a day of celebration of friendships and that wonderful sense of being connected with others. Thank you to all my well-wishers. I’ve loved hearing from every single one of you.
Today has started brilliantly by being sent Peter Bishop by my beloved Tansy Rayner Roberts who also blogged this amazing post.
Then Cels sent me Adam Carter (Rupert Penry-Jones) and blogged her wonderful Transformation Space review.
Rowena has posted an interview I did with her on the ROR blog, where I talk at length about various books and do a giveaway for a Tara Sharp novel.
Part1 finished with brunch with Nick and Jules, and host of calls from my Perth family. Part 2 to be reported on tonight.
A couple of sweets this week.
Firstly, Glitter Rose popped up on Walker of the World’s Top Ten Reads for 2010.
Then Transformation Space crept into Waterstones Top 40 SFF and Horror at number #34.
The complete four-volume, Aurealis Award–shortlisted, science fiction epic: “An engaging space opera with plenty of action” (Publishers Weekly).
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In a near-future where privatised health care has sent the cost of over-the-counter medicine soaring, terrorists execute a well-planned attack on the world’s pharmaceutical companies.
Ella West is an ex-pat Australian living in New York City when the coup begins and is mistakenly imprisoned for suspected terrorist activity.
On her release she finds her partner, Joah, has passed away because of lack of treatment due to the malfunctioning health care system. As the city descends into chaos, she plans to leave, but is is asked a favour by a friend — to transport his teenage daughter to safety in South Carolina. Ella heads south, planning to honour her friend’s wish and then find a way back across the Mexican border and home to Australia. But in the turmoil that unfolds, her life changes forever.
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