Was writing fiction something you’d always wanted to do? And when the moment came, did you just sit at your keyboard and write?ĭouble yes. And yes, I do think my readers are mostly females. I know… this is not a particularly good marketing plan, but that’s me. The world is too tough (speaking from my own experiences) and what I hope is, that my stories would lighten it up a little bit. At the end, when the novel writes itself its ending – I just hope there will be people who will appreciate the story and what I was trying to say. I usually don’t have anyone in my mind but the plot, the story and the characters.

Who do you have in mind as your reader as you write? A certain background, or age group? Is your reader female? I’m also the one who tries to fulfil her dreams of being a writer. I love to travel and I love the seaside, no matter where and no matter the weather condition. I’m a full time working mum with two children and I come from Slovenia (not Slovakia). My current pen name (I had a fair number of them in my past) is June Moonbridge and under that name my debut novel in English, Racing Heart, was published. Welcome to Being Anne – would you like to introduce yourself? And I’m really delighted that June Moonbridge has agreed to be my guest today. June’s debut novel, Racing Heart was published by Safkhet in July of last year, and is available for kindle in the UK and US. But I’ve recently become very aware of the support she constantly offers her fellow authors, and I think it’s time she had her own share of the spotlight. I first became aware of June when her book toured with Brook Cottage Books last year, but that was one tour I just couldn’t participate in. (I’m saying that as if I know about such things – thank goodness for Google!) No, my real reason for featuring this book is to introduce you to the lovely June Moonbridge. With the start of the Formula One season only a couple of months away, what great timing to be looking at this book – Racing Heart by June Moonbridge. Will she learn to accept love into her life again? Set against the glamorous backdrops of Monaco, Paris and Nice, ‘Racing Heart’ mixes romance and mystery as Desire struggles to come to terms with her past. So Desire does what she does best – she runs away. Her identity is revealed by the press, Lorcan has a terrifying accident, and the trail to her son finishes in another dead end. Struggling to suppress her feelings, she realises he could help her get closer to the child she believes is her long lost son.īut nothing goes according to plan. One spring evening, she meets the golden boy of F1 racing, Lorcan Shore, and finds herself falling for him. At twenty-five, Desire Hart has experienced almost too much.Ĭhanging everything in her life – her identity, her hometown and her country of residence, Desire is determined that nothing will prevent her achieving from finding her missing son.

On the Edge by Jane Jesmond