Cate Beresford
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Blood on the Vine
(new crime series)
When the manager of a local vineyard goes missing, its up to the new probationary constable to find out what happened in the small town of Jaspers Ridge.
The Project
Sequel to Seven Signs-Eve finally has her man, yet is that all she wants? As she heads off on a work project, someone comes back into her life as she wonders what next.
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Paul
Bullied at school-saved by a teacher. The trauma some kids go through does not go unnoticed.
Cate Wagner-Author
Cate is an award-winning poet and storyteller whose work delves into themes of love, survival, and overcoming adversity. Growing up in rural NSW, Cate developed a passion for storytelling, which led to a successful career in writing. Her bestsellers, including 'Seven Signs' and 'Roy,' as well as her poetry collections, 'Journeys' and 'Meditative Musings,' have captivated readers worldwide. Cate Beresford's latest novel, 'Blood on the Vine,' is eagerly anticipated and showcases her unique voice in exploring crime in a small country town.
Background
Cate grew up in rural NSW where she lived on a small farm and created imaginative stories.
Her careers spanned education, business consultancy, policy and educational writer, travel writer and project management.
She has won several poetry awards and published in anthologies.
It was the loss of her job during the GFC that set her on a course of writing Seven Signs, published in 2018. Roy was based on her experience in education.
Cate currently lives on the NSW South Coast where she continues to encourage local writers through her Writers group.
Interviews
Why not book Cate to talk at your next book club or Women's event.
Cate will be speaking at a number of venues in the coming year as she launches her new book Blood on the Vine
Watch here to see where you can find her at your local library or book store.
Educator materials
More about Roy
Cate's book 'Roy' covers themes of bullying, overcoming, ADHD and survival. The themes behind the story are relevant to parents and educators as well as teenagers trying to struggle to find who they are.
As a previous educator herself, Cate has therefore put together educational material including discussion points, comprehension, sample lessons and discussion points for staff.
Why not ask Cate along to a staff meeting or classroom and ask her about the reasons behind the story as well what it's like to be a published author.
