'The Sea Glass Necklace' by Georgia Hill

blkdogpublishing
Jun 20
2 min read

Updated: Jun 23

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Lust

Betrayal

Love

Two women seeking a new beginning. For one, it will end in tragedy.

Present Day

Escaping an abusive relationship, Juno runs away to Begin-Again Cottage in Flete, a sleepy town on the Devon coast. When she finds a sea glass bead her dreams become rich with the image of a Celtic man, and a woman’s voice begins calling her name. With the help of attractive archaeologist Tom, she uncovers the story of star-crossed lovers rumoured to haunt the hills above the town. And, when Juno’s ex-boyfriend tracks her down, she must summon a strength that comes from a woman who lived nearly two thousand years before …

AD 370 Roman Britannia

Flavia, in love with the son of a tribal chieftain, is facing a forced marriage to her father’s loathsome slave. Desperate, she casts a curse, demanding the goddess Juno gives protection – and a chance to escape. The incantation echoes down through time, reaching out to another woman in distress …

Will past and present collide to empower Flavia and Juno when they need it most, or will the predatory men who pursue them prove too powerful?

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Georgia Hill writes best-selling romcoms and historical fiction with romance at the heart. Although she writes in two genres, they have more in common than you might think; she puts serious issues into her romcoms and lots of humour into her historical novels.

She lives by the sea in the south west of England with her two beloved dogs - a spaniel and a delinquent cockapoo puppy, her husband (also beloved and not at all delinquent) and a ghost called Zoe.

She loves Jane Austen, elephants, Belgian chocolate (all donations gratefully received) and Strictly Come Dancing. Her stories come from everywhere and anything, so be careful what you tell her as you may end up in a book. She also finds inspiration in the folklore and history of the many places in which she’s lived. To put it politely, she’s had a portfolio career having worked in the theatre, for a charity and as a teacher and educational consultant before giving in and finally acknowledging that making up things was what she really wanted to do.

She has a nasty addiction to moving house but is trying to overcome this. After one house move too many, she lost all her notebooks and decided to stop talking about writing and actually do some. She’s been happily creating believably flawed heroines, intriguing men and page-turning stories ever since.