Pauline Holyoak - Award Winning Author

Dear Pauline..
Fascinating and lovely short history of Aylesham, I am from the same village and left some 30 years ago to live in Eastry with my husband of 47 years.... We still maintain our unique accents. I have just purchased your trilogy and really look forward to reading them...Found you through a Facebook friend who still lives in Aylesham
Good luck with your continuing writing....

Looking forward to reading Ancient Revenge and Malevolent Spirit as soon as I can! I'll try to post the trailer on facebook.

I love your piece about Aylesham, Pauline. A Derbyshire miner's daughter myself, I did not realise there were pits South of the Wash. Except in Cornwall of course but that was for TIN.

Eagle eye ever ready I did spot a mistake - a been where a be should have - er - been.

I note that you consider villages to be feminine. Is this a "well-known fact"? Gender is the bane of my life here in France. A French friend - un homme - once tried to persuade me that all good things are masculine and all bad ones feminine. I spent years looking for examples to prove the opposite.

I have just had a novel accepted by Whisky Creek and it seems to be taking for ever to get to the next stage ...

See you on FB ...

Hi Pauline, I grew up in the same village and left when I was 15 to live in Australia. Although not a regular reader of fiction I will make a point of buying your books. I also can never understand why the village had a bad reputation.

Best wishes on the release of your second book in the Merryweather Lodge series!

Hello Pauline;

I read your first book and thought it was fabulous and i now see a second one is coming out. I wanted to say that i really love the book cover for your second book and can't wait for it to be on the shelves. I look forward to reading it with as much gusto as i did the first. Thank you for such a very interesting read.

Dolores

Hey Pauline,

Loved the book & can't wait to read the next instalment, You are one talented lady & so glad I know you.
Hope they make it into a film.
Way to go girl.

Have just read your account about Aylesham. I was born in Aylesham in 1946 and totally agree with your observations. A great place to be brought up. When were you there? Sam

I love the way the words in your description come together which allows, us, as readers, to feel the emotions that the characters exude.

Your books sound fascinating - I can't wait to read them!

What a gripping read, couldn't put it down. Pauline you have a God given talent and your parents, as with the rest of the family, would be extremely proud of you. Can't wait for your next book. Mum hasn't stopped 'raving' about it. And to think I was born in that house. Congratulations cousin on a marvellous achievement

This sounds great! I have always been fascinated by Stonehenge. Wishing you much success with your book.

looks like a very good book.
my passion is reading, but i live in the netherlands and i am not used to reading in englisch.
love to try it, but don't know how to get your book here in the netherlands.
lots of love and succes.

Wow, awesome book trailer!

Congratulations Pauline, we were all stationed in Penhold together.

Hi Pauline,
Nice Website. Best wishes for good reviews and many sales.

Hi Pauline,
Congradulations Pauline!

Hi Pauline, well done with your website and congratulations on your accomplishments. - Book writing - what great ability, we all know how to tell a story but to have the confidence to take things to a novel stage is a brilliant feat. Good luck for the future. Your Mum and Dad would be so proud of you. Love to the familly - Kay and Philip Sutcliffe xx

Very nice website, Pauline. You have some spooky stuff happening here. Congrats on the book deal. It's great to connect with fellow Albertan authors.

Eileen Schuh, Author "Schrodinger's Cat"
http://www.eileenschuh.com

Pauline I am so excited for you and can't wait to read your book. I am so happy that I found you as a friend.

Congratulations, Pauline.
I am so thrilled for you. A published book. Now that is a testament to perseverence and determination. I remember reading a draft of the first few pages, and it is so exciting to see the evolution and the finished book come to life.
Way to go.

Congratulations Pauline! I Love your website! I am a friend of Ted's from the "old army days." I met you years ago when you first came to Shilo with Ted. You are as lovely today as you were then! Congrats on all of your accomplishments. I am sure your family is very proud of you!
Best Wishes,
Pamela

Hi Pauline, best of luck with the book!

Very proud of you Pauline, lots of good luck for the future from your little sister and all your family in England. x

Hi Pauline, greetings from another WCP author!! Great website!
Lisa Miller