Welcome to my new website

 

Photo credit: Tom Eversley at isorepublic.com
Photo credit: Tom Eversley at isorepublic.com/

Welcome to my new and improved website! I’ve been plugging away for the past couple of weeks and have spent many bleary-eyed hours in front of the computer. I’m quite pleased with the results and hope you are too.

Thanks so much to Amanda, my wonderful mate from down under, for all her help with installation and the technical bugs I couldn’t figure out. <3

Please make yourself comfortable and take a look around. I’m still ironing out a few things, and do let me know if you find any glitches or have feedback on the site’s usability. I’m all ears!

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3 Comments

  1. Congrats on the new site, it looks good keira!
    I’m going to take a look around and see the rest of your new site. From what i saw so far i know i will enjoy visiting your site 🙂

  2. Love your books, can’t get enough. Just to let know that Australians did not drink coffee until roughly the 1960’s. In “The Station” they would have been drinking tea not coffee. Cant wait for your next book
    Rick W

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