Rebecca Locksley - Bio.
Welcome to my website. I was born in Melbourne, Australia and spent my early life studying classical singing, only to abandon it to become a vocalist in local rock bands.
I had a variety of careers, including Fruit Picker and Occult Librarian before running away to Europe to work as a journalist and writer. After a decade abroad I have once again returned to Melbourne were I live with my lead guitarist in a garden full of birds.
My favourite writers are Jane Austen, Angela Carter, Jane Routley, Sara Douglass and Janet Evanovich.
Books.
The Three Sisters
As one they are destiny...
Once the Tari - a mysterious race of visionaries and healers whose power has since faded to legend - ruled in Yarmar. Then the armies of Mir came to destroy and enslave. Now, in their relentless drive for domination, the cruel Mirayan Prince Scarvan and his loyal duke, Wolf Madraga, have both claimed a prize beyond compare. She is called Elena Starchild, the bewitching wife of a newly slain woodlands leader. She is Tari, possessing a "fatal beauty" that confounds and obsesses her captors. And she will not be abandoned.
Drawn from their island sanctuary by a sister's plight, a warrior and a sorceress return to an oppressed land, carrying with them the magic of hope, spirit, and glorious rebellion. But there are shadows in their own pasts that first must be conquered before a prisoner is freed ... and a mighty destiny can come to pass.
"Rebecca Locksley writes with a freshness and vigour rare in today's crowded market. Her characters are a dextrous mixture of the astute, the delightful, and the deceptive, displaying the full range of human weakness and wonder - no wonder the plot guides forward so effortlessly." Sara Douglass.
Contact Details.
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CO HarperCollins Publisher
10 East 53rd
New York
New York
Links.
EOS Fantasy: http://www.harpercollins.com/hc/features/eos/
Sara Douglass: www.saradouglass.com
Janet Evanovich: www.evanovich.com
Jane Routley: sff.net/people/JaneRoutley/Index.htm
Photo by Terry Cooper, Yggdrasill by Mark S. Holsworth