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Hunter Valley NSW, Australia

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I'm an aspiring Australian Author of Contemporary Romance Novels. I'm working on five contemporary romance novels at the moment. Some day I’d like to write an Australian Historical romance.

My heroes are a mixture of Rhett Butler, Mr. Darcy, Dr McDreamy and McSteamy. My heroines are sassy, independent, yet sweet and sexy in their own way. Scarlett O’Hara is my all time favourite character.

My settings are Australian. For me there is no place better, we have it all, from the city to the beach and to the outback, the landscape is unique and beautiful yet it can be ruthless and harsh.
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http://www.sandiehudson.com
Published Novels
None at the moment, but one day soon.
Favourite Books
Pride and Prejudice, Gone With The Wind, Calder Saga by Janet Daily, almost any Romance Novel, I don't mind a good mystery now and then or a detective story from time to time.

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Baby Can I Hold You.

What happens when two well meaning relatives try to play cupid in an online chat room.

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Posted on January 17th, 2008 at 5:15pm — No Comments (Add)

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At 2:04pm on January 27th, 2008, A.L.Debran said…
Thanks for the invitation. Gone with the Wind is one of my favorites also.
At 1:07pm on January 5th, 2008, Eva Polansky said…
Thank you for your invitation, Sandie.
At 12:57pm on January 4th, 2008, NANCY DAMATO said…
Thanks, Sandie, for adding me. Looks like we could share libraries. Best in 2008.
Nancy D
At 10:57am on January 4th, 2008, Laura Vinti said…
Hi Sandie,
Thank you for including me among your friends!
All the best for 2008,
Laura
At 5:41am on January 4th, 2008, Stephanie Patterson said…
Hi Sandie, thanks for adding me as a friend. Your premise sounds intriguing! Good luck with your revision and well done! Best, Stephanie
At 5:26am on January 4th, 2008, Emily Bryan said…
Thanks for being my friend. Good luck with your writing. I'd love to visit Australia someday. It must be a fascinating place.
At 4:45am on January 4th, 2008, Jean Harrington said…
Sandie, Read the blub for your BABY CAN I HOLD YOU. Sounds like a solid plot and plenty of emotional complexity. And you gotta love those revisions! I'm into PR for my new Highland Press release, THE BAREFOOT QUEEN. it's an Irish historical set in the 17th century. Having fun with it and am about to start my own revisions--on the sequel. More again. in the meantime, I'm still The headless Horseman. jean
At 1:09am on January 4th, 2008, Marjorie Gilbert said…
Thank you for adding me as a friend! All the best in 2008!

Marjorie
At 12:44am on January 4th, 2008, Miss Mae said…
Thank you for the friend add. You have a great site here!

MM
At 12:40am on January 4th, 2008, John Halsted said…
Sandie

Hi. Thanks for the invite. How about this for a story outline.........

Australian soldier and his brother join the Australian Mounted Light Infantry and are sent to South Africa to fight in the Boer War. There one brother meets a luscious English lass from Cumbria recuperating from consumption in the warm dry high altitude conditions that Johannesburg has. They fall in love and get married after the war. They stay and make a home and have lots of kids. The brothers setup a trading company that does trade between South Africa, Rhodesia, Australia and England etc. etc etc.

There is a ton of info on Aussie soldiers going to South Africa to fight (Breaker Morant etc) and staying on after.

The Boer War was quickly followed by WWI - Galipoli, Flanders, Delville Wood etc and then of course by WWII. You could have a whole double trilogy here.

The story I've just outlined is that of my Grandparents and I'm so busy with my books I probably wont get around to writing it any time soon. However a HF story based on a real life story always rings a bit more true.......

Cheers

John

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