Mr Write Trilogy by Cassandra P Lewis
Meeting Mr. Write (Mr. Write Trilogy, Book 1)
Me & Mr. Write (Mr. Write Trilogy, Book 2)
Dreamcast Pics
Playlist
Meeting Mr. Write:
- Jack Johnson – Banana Pancakes (When Jackson starts to read Rosie’s book in Thailand)
- Whitney Houston – The Greatest Love of All (Pippa’s 1st karaoke song)
- Christina Aguilera – Beautiful (Pippa’s 2nd karaoke song)
- Britney Spears – Oops I Did It Again (Pippa’s 3rd karaoke song)
- Jason Mraz – I’m Yours (Rosie’s karaoke song)
- James Morrison – Wonderful World (Rosie on the beach the morning after Presley’s)
- McFly – Love is Easy (Rosie & Jackson’s date on the boat)
- Morcheeba – The Sea (Rosie & Jackson’s date on the boat)
- Massive Attack – Teardrop (Rosie & Jackson’s date on the boat)
- Sia – Breathe Me (Rosie & Jackson’s reunion)
- James Morrison – You Give Me Something (Rosie & Jackson’s reunion)
Me & Mr Write:
- Danny Boy (Bernie in the pub, Christmas)
- Don’t go Breaking my Heart – Elton John & KiKi Dee (Bernie in the pub, Christmas)
- Club Tropicana – Wham (Kath at the wedding)
- Jack Johnson – Flake (Bathtime in Glasgow)
- Ginuwine – Pony (Strip Club)
- Gett Off – Prince (Rosie in her bedroom – Jackson’s Birthday)
- Read All About It – Emeli Sande (Jackson & Rosie’s weekend in)
Marrying Mr Write:
- Can’t Pretend – Tom Odell (Rosie packing up Jackson’s flat)
- Suitcase – Emeli Sande (After Rosie’s bad dream)
- These Arms of Mine – Otis Redding (Jackson asks Rosie to dance)
- Halo – Beyoncé (Jackson at Rosie start to make up)
- I Won’t Give Up – Jason Mraz (Jackson at Rosie start to make up)
- Last Request – Paolo Nutini (Jackson sings as he drives to the Lake District)
- Swan Theme – Tchaikovsky (Rosie ad Jackson go to the Ballet)
- Cry To Me – Soloman Burke (Rosie & Jackson make love at Rafe’s flat)
- Billy Joel – New York State of Mind (Dancing in the kitchen)
- Firework – Katy Perry (Matthew’s karaoke number at Pete’s)
- Better Together – Jack Johnson (Rosie walking down the aisle)
Author
I was born in Birmingham, UK in 1984, 1st June (same day as Marilyn Monroe!)
I have 3 sisters and 2 brothers, although 1 of my brother’s passed away in 1993. I have 3 nephews, 2 nieces and a perfectly healthy obsession with my dog Busby. I may or may not refer to him as my first born!
I love the faces of dogs, they bring me genuine joy. I love tattoos, loud music with a heavy bassline and alcohol … no shame!
Cassie x
Article posted in Mums in The Know Birmingham written by Cassandra P Lewis
“For as long as I can remember, I have loved to read. I revel in the feeling of getting totally sucked into a story, imaging a place and experiencing the lives of the characters. But more than that, I have always been fascinated by language. I love the way that some of the brightest pictures are painted with only words.
Like every little girl I went through various dreams of what I wanted to be when I grew up, a prima ballerina, a nurse, a pop star. But the only hobby that interested me enough to occupy my free time even as a child was reading and writing.
I was a painfully shy child and before I discovered the joy of writing, the only activity that I could lose myself in was dancing. But once I knew that I could write and I was good at it, it was all that I wanted to do. Through writing, whether it was poetry, stories or ‘newspaper reports,’ I found an escape. My work was something that I could lose myself in. I could fully express my thoughts and feelings without fear of judgement or reprimand.
As I became older, my creative writing skills were noticed in school and by my parents. My stories and poems were given high praise and this started to turn a hobby into a true passion, I began to believe it was my calling.
Spurred on by my Dad, who I’m sure truly believed that I was the most talented writer the world had ever known, my goal in life quickly became set in stone. I was going to be a writer.
Through my close relationship with Dad I started to find a love for sport, namely football, and was soon adamant that sports journalism was where I wanted to be. The only factor that I didn’t take into account was my debilitating shyness.
Category: Contemporary Fiction, Erotica, Romance