"Your Move: The Girl in the Park" by Warwick Wood

Warwick Wood was born and raised in Sydney, Australia. From a very early age he developed an interest in all things creative. From age five, he would spend hours drawing and making up stories.

Warwick left school in year 10 to pursue a career in art. After graduating from college, he was employed as a commercial artist before joining an advertising agency where he became an art director. A decade later he began his own graphic design and marketing agency where, apart from being the owner, he was responsible for concept and copywriting. He began writing novels in 2014.

Warwick is married with two daughters and still lives in Sydney.

You can learn more about Warwick Wood and his work at: www.warwickwoodauthor.com.  

Instagram: @warwickwood_author
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TOPICS OF CONVERSATION

• About "Your Move: The Girl in the Park" and the inspiration behind the story
• Blending genres and letting the story unfold organically
• Writing in two different time periods authentically
• Capturing the reader with visually rich and descriptive prose
• Character development
• Storytelling approach to incorporating different themes.
• What's next for Warwick Wood?

YOUR MOVE: THE GIRL IN THE PARK

A game of chess. The sacrifice of a queen.

In London, 1973, two strangers sit across from each other in a park playing a game that will change both their lives forever.

One simple gambit will draw both Evelyn Copeland, a researcher, and Krystyna Zygalska, daughter of a Polish diplomat, into a labyrinth of secrets, betrayal and death, as conflicting realities lead to the uncovering of an event that occurred twenty-eight years earlier in 1945. An event that one person will go to any lengths to keep buried forever.