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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2020 · 45 MIN

Escape to Christmas Island with author Natalie Normann

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Send us Fan MailNatalie Normann is a Norwegian writer and writes historical romance series in her native language. She has also written crime novels and children’s books before turning to romance full-time.She grew up in a shipping town on the west-coast of Norway and always wanted to be a writer. Actually, she wanted to smoke cigars and drink whiskey like Hemingway but settled for chocolate and the occasional glass of Baileys.Her writing journey started with short stories in women’s magazines until her first book was published in 1995.Summer Island is her first romance written in English and her latest book, Christmas Island, is out now.You can find Natalie at Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram.

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Send us Fan Mail Natalie Normann is a Norwegian writer and writes historical romance series in her native language. She has also written crime novels and children’s books before turning to romance full-time.She grew up in a shipping town on the west-coast of Norway and always wanted to be a writer. Actually, she wanted to smoke cigars and drink whiskey like Hemingway but settled for chocolate and the occasional glass of Baileys.Her writing journey started with short stories in women’s magazin...

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