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Cindy Lynn Speer

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Born
in Monogahela, The United States
September 23

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Cindy Lynn Speer is the author of several short stories, book reviews, books and interviews.

And she finds talking in the third person boring, so...

Hello! Let's see, what else is interesting? I write for many reasons...to make people happy, to explore further the worlds in my head (day dreaming can be sloppy...and jumpy. One moment, you're at a stop light, day dreaming about riding dragons, the next moment you're at work, pretending that you're a CSI specializing in filing systems. Not a very disciplined way of seeing stories through to the end.) and to just celebrate the joy of words.

My library contains books on ships, chocolate, swords, murder mysteries, folk lore, myth, fantasy and all sorts of things. I am a jackdaw. I love to read abou
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Cindy Lynn Speer I am currently working on the sequel to The Chocolatier's Wife, called The Chocolatier's Ghost. I had a huge chunk written on it but wasn't happy with…moreI am currently working on the sequel to The Chocolatier's Wife, called The Chocolatier's Ghost. I had a huge chunk written on it but wasn't happy with it. So I set it aside, and now I think I know where I went wrong, so I'm in the process of fixing that. I want to make sure I create a sequel worthy of the original. My, that sounds pretentious, I mean, rather, that a lot of people seem to have liked the first one, and who wants to be the author who wrote a book that people were like, "Wow, loved the first one, but boy, the second one is hideous!"(less)
Cindy Lynn Speer I apologize...I thought I had answered this. I may? I am unsure...there is a third book tentatively called The Herbmistresses Husband, but I've not do…moreI apologize...I thought I had answered this. I may? I am unsure...there is a third book tentatively called The Herbmistresses Husband, but I've not done much on it. Thank you for your awesome question...(less)
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Continuing the journey – England Installment 3: Sleeping Happy

Sso.  Transportation is out of the way.   But where do you lay your lovely head?


For mum and I, hotels are usually the cheapest and most convenient we can find because we cannot stand camping another night in a row, or because if we skip camping and drive well after dark, we can position ourselves to launch to our next cool thing to do.


The UK has some of the coolest looking hotels.


We decided to real

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“Do you know the myth, that one should never eat the food of faery, or be forever trapped. That is true, in its way. To eat or drink of the things of faery is to taste of something so uncommon, so blessed and lovely, that one is forever spoiled. Mortals who taste us either stay with us forever, or spend their lives wishing for what they'd experienced. They search for the taste, the feeling, the joy, but find them not in human things. Some are fortunate enough to find one of us who will take them into service, but most of them pine away, unable to enjoy what they have for the longing of what they do not.”
Cindy Lynn Speer, Once Upon a Curse

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Cindy Lynn Thank you so much! I hope all is well with you, and I look forward to seeing what you've been reading and writing!


Rowena Cindy Lynn, thank you for the friendship invitation. It's good to see you here.


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