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Julieanne Lynch

Julieanne Lynch

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Shy and reserved Julieanne Lynch is an author of urban fantasy books for both adults and teens. Julieanne lives in Northern Ireland, with her husband and five children, where she works on her Shadows World novels and other series full-time. Before becoming a writer, she considered a few different career paths, a rock star being one of them. She studied English Literature and Creative Writing at The Open University, and considered journalism as a career path. However, she decided writing was the way for her and is thankful for each day she lives her dream.An avid reader, Julieanne has always had an encompassing fascination with folklore. When not writing, she enjoys crime series such as Criminal Minds, CSI, NCIS and Cold Case, and loves anything with Vampires, listening to metal, meeting new people, drinking lots of green tea, and sharing her dreams with her children. She is a self-professed goth wanna-be,and is happy when left to write into the early hours of the morning.Julieanne’s YA series, the Shadow World novels, is published by Vamptasy Publishing and thus far contains Within the Shadows & Escaping Shadows, the third installment, Fighting Shadows is being written. It follows the war between vampires and shadow creatures. Giselle Bergman, an 18-year old human girl, falls victim to a scheme by one of her closest childhood friends, and embarks on a journey that sees her become the center of a battle between good and evil.Julieanne also writes under the pen name: J.A. Lynch

New Moon Rising

New Moon Rising

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The Pacific Plate is one of the most geological active areas in the world, and the site of constant volcanic and earthquake activity.  The Ring of Fire, in the Pacific Ocean, will soon escalate its impact on mankind.  Two brothers, one a geologist and one a surfer are at the center of and event that will change the Earth, forever.

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By JacquieMT Format:Kindle Edition Ms. Lynch has done it again bringing her fans another masterpiece of a story for any age. You will find yourself rooting for the main character and fighting right along side her. Her writing style pulls you in and leaves you breathless and excited. Trying to deal with the death of her father and moving to a new town, Loralee finds herself drawn to a mansion filled with memories. Children's voices call to her, pulling her deeper into the truths of what really happened many years before. Can she help the ghosts that beckon her? But when a mistress of darkness has other plans, Loralee will find herself struggling to fight a battle she never expected to have to endure. I was gifted a copy from the author for an honest review. By Alex Laybourne "Alex Laybourne" (Netherlands) - See all my reviews This review is from: The Taken (Kindle Edition) I have had the privilege of being and advanced copy reader for Ms. Lynch on several occasions, and never once has she disappointed me. The Taken is a stunningly crafted, imaginative and well written story, that will hold readers spellbound. The story moves at a pace, comes with enough jumps and scares to keep the older readers entertained and on the edge of their seat, but also manages to provide enough supplementary story and action for those that are less fans of the jumps and more for the rest of the story. I felt an immediate connection to Loralee and thought the strained relationship with her mother was perfectly written once more. Another character I fell in love with was Camberly. She is the school's Queen Bee and as Loralee (Lele) is the new girl, they of course do not get along. Throw in a developing relationship between Lele and her Camberly's ex-flame and you have a recipe for a great character dynamic. The book is a must read and thoroughly deserves to be on everybody TBR pile. Julianne Lynch is an author moving from strength to strength, ever title shows her growth as a writer, and as a parent to five children, she is an inspiration to me, and should be to everybody.