My children have now flown the nest and my husband and I spend half our time in our Georgian rectory in Kent and the rest in our home in the South of France, which overlooks the Mediterranean.Ĭan you tell us a bit about your latest novel, Masquerade (released 6th August 2015 with London Wall Publishing)? We settled in a Georgian house in Kent where I brought up two children, Christian and Alexandra, while looking after horses and dogs and running my own business renovating rundown cottages. I met Nicholas, my husband, in London at a drinks party: it was love at first sight, just like in the romance books that were my constant companions. I lived mainly in Switzerland, France and England, and holidayed in other Mediterranean countries like Italy, Greece and Spain. I went to a convent school, and after I graduated with a BA in French literature, my international nomadic years started. The rambling house I grew up in was built on a hill facing the Mediterranean, commanding the most breathtaking views of the ever-changing sea, with its glowing sunsets and romantic moonlit nights overlooking a scintillating ocean.
I was born in Alexandria, Egypt, a city founded in the year 332 BC by order of Alexander the Great, a Greek king of Macedonia.
Would you like to start by introducing yourself…? Hi Hannah, welcome to Bookaholic Confessions! I’m thrilled to have you on the site, thank you so much for participating in this interview. Hannah shares her tips of overcoming writers block, reveals her favourite thing about writing romance and gives us the lowdown on The Andalucian Nights trilogy… Hannah’s latest novel, Masquerade, was released on the 6th August 2015 and is book number two in The Andalucian Nights Trilogy (you can get hold of your copy here).
I am delighted to welcome the lovely Hannah Fielding to my blog today.
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