Another prestigious win for Herefordshire author Christina Courtenay
Herefordshire author Christina Courtenay was named winner of the Fantasy Romantic Novel Award for Echoes of the Runes, published by Headline Review. Christina Courtenay was named winner of the Romantic Novelist s Asssociation s Fantasy Romantic Novel Award for Echoes of the Runes, published by Headline Review. Echoes of the Runes is the dual-time story of Ceri, a Welsh noblewoman taken hostage by a Viking in the 9th century, and present-day Mia, who uncovers secrets at an archaeological dig. When the present begins to echo the past, and enemies threaten, they must fight to protect what has become most precious to them.
is it really? olivia says it s freezing. i say bring me a fan. so then they found me this gilded fan. tomato and toe matte toe. oh libya, you re handing over your crown after a year. what is your biggest take away from your reign? what s the past year been like for you? how happy you can make people be with something as simple as a smile. the opportunity that i ve had to inspire people and encourage them whether they re sick, hungry, poor or just need a voice. just from the crown and sash has been so inspiring to me and something that changed my life forever. thomas, as you well know, there s a serious side to all this because of russia s so-called anti-gay propaganda law. this year s pageant has become highly politicized. andy cohen, the original host backed out. why did you decide to go? i thought this was a great opportunity for visibility. patrick, my husband is here with me. we traveled here together. i think that the lgbt community