On The Shores 0f Tregalwen (A Cornish Romance Book 0.5)
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Stand Alone Novels
A Secret Fire
When Two Rivers Meet
To Warm a Wintered Heart
A Cornish Romance Series
On the Shores of Tregalwen, a Novella
Behind the Light of Golowduyn, Book One
Author’s Note
I hope you enjoyed this novella! If you couldn’t tell from reading it, I am absolutely obsessed with Cornwall. I had the opportunity to visit the beautiful county a couple years ago, and I’m planning my next trip there soon. The rugged countryside, the craggy cliffs, and the views of the ocean are stunning. It has truly become my home away from home.
Writing this novella has helped ease my longing to return, until I can make it there again in person. As such, I am thrilled to have shared this novella with you, a prequel to my new Cornish Romance series. I can’t wait to have you read the rest of the novels soon!
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Happy reading,
Deborah
About the Author
Deborah M. Hathaway graduated from Utah State University with a bachelor’s degree in English and an emphasis in Creative Writing. As a young girl, she devoured Jane Austen’s novels while watching and re-watching every adaptation of Pride & Prejudice she could, entirely captured by all things Regency and romance.
Throughout her early life, she wrote many short stories, poems, and essays, but it was not until after her marriage that she was finally able to complete her first romance novel, attributing the completion to her courtship with, and love of, her charming, English husband. Deborah finds her inspiration for her novels in her everyday experiences with her husband and children and during her travels to the United Kingdom, where she draws on the beauty of the country in such places as Ireland, Yorkshire, and her beloved Cornwall.