Author’s Note: This is the final chapter of this first, publicly written version of the novel. If you’ve made it this far, congratulations! You’ve come through a working first draft of ‘The Girl on Harlow Street’. There are … Read More
Author’s Note: Please note: I’ve just noticed an error in the title in the feature image for this chapter. The chapter title is “Fight or Flight”, not “Flight or Flight”. Ada turned right onto Harlow in … Read More
Abandoning the sea, Redmond walked back to the Triumph, opening the boot, and then the wicker picnic basket. She paused, looking down at the basket’s contents: the melamine plates, the stainless-steel cutlery, the linen serviettes, two bottles of rose … Read More
It was time. For the real work. Redmond rose, tightened the belt around her coat, and, with her fingerprints all safe and sound behind the soft black leather of her gloves, removed her headband to let the ocean air … Read More
We are back to Redmond now as she meets up with Aubrey’s ex-boyfriend Adrian Kettering. Interestingly enough (well, at least in my opinion), Adrian Kettering was one of the very first characters I had Christine Kilfoil illustrate — … Read More
Author’s Note: We are back with Phil now as he goes through his findings from Foxglove’s beams. There’s much to be sorted and streamlined with this chapter, but some of the main ideas will be staying. I just … Read More
Author’s Note: To refresh your memory, you may want to re-read Chapter 92, “Richmond House” which is a few chapters back now as well as Project Update 13 on the process section, an article (with story diagrams) which … Read More
Author’s Note: The following is really a ‘chapter fragment’ rather than a chapter, but it is extremely important with regards to the final sweep of chapters which you’ll be getting in the coming weeks. It will need to be … Read More
Author’s Note: This chapter will definitely need some major reworking, but I won’t be doing that until I hear back from Kendra and start working on the rewrite. I will also need to further develop and refine my … Read More
Author’s Note: Phil has now relocated from George’s study in Rosegate to Foxglove, the cottage on Sorrel Lane, entering by way of the key which Gregory Wells had left for Justine in a book almost two centuries prior. … Read More