The SPOTLIGHT is on, Hywela Lyn

Hywela Lyn has lived most of her life in Wales and the beautiful countryside and legends inspired her to write. Although she now lives in England she is very proud of her Welsh heritage and background. She enjoys weaving romantic tales of the future, and distant, mysterious worlds. Her pen name is a combination of her first two names.' Hywela is Welsh and her first name but it was never used and she has always been called by her second Christian name, Lyn. One thing remains constant in her writing: The power of love. Love, not only between her hero and heroine, but between friends and siblings, and for their particular world and the creatures that share it. She is crazy about all animals, especially horses. She lives with her long suffering husband, Dave, and has two horses, two feral cats and an adopted Jack Russell terrier. Hywela Lyn’s first novel, 'Starquest', a futuristic romance was released by The Wild Rose Press in 2008 in print and electronically, and is available from Amazon and the Publisher’s and Author’s website. The sequel to ‘Starquest’, 'Children of the Mist' was published by the same publisher in June 2009 and her novella about the Greek Muse, Terpsichore, ‘Dancing With Fate’ is available now as an individual E-book from the Publisher, or one of three stories in Book II of the anthology ‘Song Of The muses’ on Amazon.

What people are saying about Hywela Lyn and 'Children of the Mist'-

The Long and Short Of It Reviews (Five Star Plus Best Book Review)
"This book is wonderful! There are few books that hold my interest to the point where I can't bear to put it down, but Children of the Mist is most certainly at the top of this list. The attraction between Tamarith and Vidarh is beautifully written. The involvement of telepathy would appear to make it easier for them to share their feelings, but this isn't the case. If anything telepathy makes it harder as they hide their minds from one another. This puts their lives in danger more than once......Well done Hywela Lyn. I haven't read the first book in this series, but you can be sure I'm going to buy it as soon as I can. This is the type of book I love to read."

http://longandshortreviews.blogspot.com/2009/07/children-of-mist-by-hywela-lyn.html
Reviewed by Orchid

You Gotta Read Reviews 'You Need To Read' (Equivalent to Four Star Review)

"The story is fast paced and filled with interesting action: travelling some beautiful but difficult terrains, facing a deadly virus, and battling evil alien slavers. The psychic powers add an exciting dimension and are an integral part of the plot and romance. The story jumps into action from the very beginning and keeps you engaged to the end...
... Although this book stands well on its own I definitely want to read Starquest now too! I encourage you to pick up the series for exciting and enjoyable reading."
http://yougottareadreviews.blogspot.com/search/label/Hwyela%20Lyn
Reviewed by: MarthaE

Writers And Readers Of Distinctive Fiction Reviews (Black Seal)
" Chock full of suspense and well-developed characters, Children of the Mist is exciting and well-written. There are a lot of characters to root for, and a lot of twists and turns as Virdah and Tamarith discover their feelings, and try to save each other in this edge of your seat suspenseful romance."
http://blog.lyndacoker.net/2009/09/09/wrdf-review-of-children-of-the-mist-by-hywela-lyn.aspx
Reviewed by Holli Herrle

Classic Romance Revival (Five wings)

"Packed with excitement, adventure and cliff-hangers, Children of the Mist also has moments of profound tenderness and beauty, with stunning description of snow, ice-cats, glaciers and mountains. Telepathy features strongly through the novel and I was touched by the way Vidarh and Tamarith fell in love with, and also rescued each other, via telepathy." http://www.classicromancerevival.com/blog/?cat=http://www.classicromancerevival.com/blog/?cat=281

Reviewed by Lindsay Townsend

Purchasing info for Children of the Mist.
http://www.thewildrosepress.com/children-of-the-mist-p-1280.html

Visit Hywela Lyn on the web-

http://www.hywelalyn.co.uk/