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[TAGLINE — one line on the kind of story she writes. Roughly 10–16 words.]
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[SYNOPSIS — 100 to 150 words. The world, the stakes, the cost of the choice at the centre of the book, and the relationship that complicates it.]
READ THE FIRST CHAPTER[BIO — 120 to 180 words, first or third person. Where she writes from, what pulled her into high fantasy, the books and myths she keeps returning to, and one human detail readers remember.]

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[TAGLINE — one line on the kind of story she writes. Roughly 10–16 words.]

[LOGLINE — one or two sentences. The hook a reader repeats to a friend.]
[SYNOPSIS — 100 to 150 words. The world, the stakes, the cost of the choice at the centre of the book, and the relationship that complicates it.]
Read the first chapter“[PULL QUOTE — a sentence from her, about why she writes fantasy.]”

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Welcome to the website for Lynea Millward, who writes adult high fantasy about [SUBJECT — what the books are really about, in five or six words].
[BIO, PART ONE — 50 to 70 words. What she writes and why: the kind of world she builds, the kind of love story she puts inside it, and what she wants a reader to feel on the last page.]
[BIO, PART TWO — 40 to 60 words. Where she lives and writes, what she did before this, and one detail readers remember. Her first novel is Chains of the Divine; you can hear about it first.]

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[SYNOPSIS — 80 to 120 words. The world, the stakes, the cost of the choice at the centre of the book, and the relationship that complicates it.]
Read the first chapter[Excerpt — two lines of the opening.]
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