Seven Point Eight (67 page)

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Acknowledgments

While it takes one solitary writer to actualise the initial inspiration, a polished and complete piece of work can only be attributed to a supportive team. I’d like to thank my first Beta Readers, Quentin Thorpe and Chris Parkin for providing the enthusiasm to release my book into the wild.

Furthermore, I’d like to thank Richard Crookes for creating such a beautiful and stunning cover that is truly a work of art. I also extend my appreciation to Monique Candelaria for agreeing to model for the character of Tahra and to Shawn Darling of Gryphon’s Egg Productions for the necessary photography.

This book could also not be complete without the research of others and I have drawn from a variety of published books. These are listed in the bibliography.

Author Bio

Marie Harbon has worked in both the retail and fitness industry. She has a degree in sport and fitness and taught group exercise for several years, delivering aerobics and Pilates classes. For two years, she delivered BTEC Sport courses and has also instructed dance and sport with children.

She wrote her first novel length story at the age of twelve, which in retrospective was an early prototype of 'Lost', in that her secondary school class were shipwrecked on an island and had to contend with giant rabbits and aliens. Since then, she has written on and off, evolving her style and literary maturity.

Marie is a member of the Nottingham Writers Studio and New Writers UK. Her future plans include not only continuing with the 'Seven Point Eight' series, but involve writing YA, children's and adult books, short stories, novellas and scripts.

Aside from writing, Marie has two children and lives with her son, four guitars, and reams of fabric in the town of
Eastwood
, Nottinghamshire, which is in
England
. She is a self-confessed fabric geek and purveyor of beautiful, often ostentatious bags, bustiers and clothes.

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