Sylvie Grayson Author of Romantic Suspense and Fantasy
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    Chainsaw carver at the Saanich Fair Grounds. This fair has been running longer than any other fair in Canada, supported by all the farmers on Vancouver Island. I was amazed at the detail this artist could create with a chainsaw! It was wonderful to see. Have you ever watched someone do this kind of work?…

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  • Last Flowers in the Garden

    This morning I picked the last flowers in my garden. These are pom pom dahlias (as I’m sure you can tell). I always dig them up in the fall, winter them over in the garage, and plant them again in the spring. I had around 30 tubers, all sorts of colours. This spring, when I…

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  • Start the Last War series now

    Do you read ebooks? Here is a great way to start the Last War series. HERE Khandarken Rising, Book One of The Last War– The emperor has been defeated. New countries have arisen from the ashes of the old Empire. the citizens swear they will never need to fight again after that long and painful…

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  • Last War Book Seven

    You can find it here With the future of his tribe at stake, Nineteenth Banderos has taken on a foe he might not beat. The ever menacing Emperor has overtaken the city of Sommerset, the seat of power from the Old Empire. Now he’s been approached by a local strongman, offering to work with him…

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  • DANGEROUS LIAISONS

    A fabulous group of Books to explore! You will find Woodland Pursuit and Dead Wrong in this collection. Have a look!

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  • African Safari — Best Distractions From Writing

    Sometimes I need a distraction. What about you? Do you find yourself immersed in your work and then stop to think maybe a distraction would be nice? That’s what I did. We went on a safari to Kenya and Tanzania with our family– for a distraction. (ha ha) Here we are at the Giraffe Rescue…

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  • Sorry, I’ve Been Away

    So we spent the month of May travelling. Our first stop was Paris, France. I’ve been there before and it is a fabulous city– so much to see, so many old classical buildings. We went to the Louvre, reputedly the largest museum in the world, and were astounded by the huge treasure trove of works.…

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  • Away in May

    We are going away on a family trip, ten of us travelling together. The problem? It’s MAY. Nothing was going on in my garden for weeks. Then suddenly, here is what’s happening. The lilacs are just beginning to open, their perfume is wonderful. The beautiful azalea bush, this one did really well. I have several…

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  • Read and Review Team

    Are you an avid reader who likes to leave reviews? Would you like to be a member of my reader team? You have to agree to the rules of the group and then you get advance copies of each book, with a chance to be first to leave a review. There’s still room! email me…

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  • It’s Officially Spring

    Went for a bike ride the other day, when it finally stopped raining. Didn’t go as far as my usual. I think it will take a few rides to get back into stride again as it has been quite a while since we’ve been able to do regular rides. Too much weather– rain and frost.…

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