A new look

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The old site was nice - but it was time for a change.
The old site was nice – but it was time for a change.

You may have noticed – my website and blog look different now.

I’ve been working on this for a while.

I am currently writing books set in the Australian outback – so I wanted the site to reflect that. The background image you see is a photo of red soil taken on the edge of the desert.

I thought that would work well with the cover of Flight to Coorah Creek – with it’s outback images, and the other Coorah Creek novels which will follow.

Of course, as I designed it, I didn’t realise that the first book cover to go up would be Bring Me Sunshine – set on board a cruise ship bound for the frozen wastes of Antarctica.

I still think it works well.

Webmaster John spent a lot of time getting everything just right – and I think the result is gorgeous. I love it.

Please go take a look around. There are still lots of free reads and other interesting stuff. I’ll be posting (well – webmaster John will be posting ) some book bonus pages soon, with the story behind how I came to write Bring Me Sunshine.

Much as I love this new look – I have one small confession to make. I always loved the birds at the bottom of the page on the old site.

So – here they are one last time.

The photo was taken in the New South Wales town of Cootamundra, during one of my research trips.
The photo was taken in the New South Wales town of Cootmundra, during one of my research trips.

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4 responses to “A new look”

  1. Janet Woods avatar

    Very nice site, Janet. Very Australian coloured. Good luck with your new book and the hand-holding penguins. Sweet. Cheers from WA.

    1. Janet avatar

      Thanks Janet – I rather like the desert/outback colours too. And I’m sure the penguins don’t mind. Janet x

  2. Chanpreet avatar
    Chanpreet

    I love this new updated site. I liked the old one as well but this background is so much more vibrant.

    1. Janet avatar

      Hi Chanpreet. I liked the old site too, but I think the colours here are stronger and more attuned to the far west of Queensland – where the Coorah Creek novels are set. This photo of the cracked soil reminds me so much of where I grew up… the soil was a darker colour, but in the dry season (which was most of the time) it looked a lot like this. J.