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SPOTLIGHT ON: Lisa Shambrook

 

How did you get involved in the Authors Supporting Our Troops event?

A friend of mine invited me to the event and the whole idea intrigued me, so I joined in!

 

What is your latest release and what genre is it?

‘Beneath the Rainbow’ and it’s contemporary general fiction

 

Quick description of it.

Freya won’t let death stand in her way. When she dies Freya needs to move on, but is caught within her mother’s grief. When her family finds her list of goals she discovers a way to help them come to terms with their grief.

Freya intends to create a rainbow, the last item on her list, to reach her mother, but her pale arcs won’t achieve closure. She needs scarlet like remembrance poppies then sunset orange and sunflower yellow.  She makes green like her willow and blue like daddy’s t-shirt.  Finally conjuring indigo, the shade of deepening night and violet to match Purple Ted…

Beneath these colours will Freya reach her mother and be ready to move on?

 

Something unique about it.

My main protagonist dies in the very first sentence…

 

Links for people to buy it.

http://www.amazon.com/Beneath-Rainbow-Lisa-Shambrook-ebook/dp/B005947316/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1393353500&sr=1-1&keywords=beneath+the+rainbow

 

Your promo links.

www.lisashambrook.com

www.thelastkrystallos.wordpress.com

https://www.facebook.com/LisaShambrookAuthor

https://twitter.com/LastKrystallos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIfzCJmmQg4

 

Your short Bio.

Born and raised in vibrant Brighton, England, Lisa’s lyrical writing is emotional and imaginative. She concentrates on description and colour, and hopes her readers will easily visualise the narrative.

A wife and mother, Lisa draws inspiration from family life, faith, memory and imagination. After having her first of three children, Lisa has lived in Carmarthen, West Wales, another town rich in legend and lore.

Lisa loves family time, walking the family’s excitable German Shepherd, beaches, scrap-booking, photography, art and last, but not least, writing.

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