You always want to have a rocking first week, don’t you, with any challenge. I think we can safely say that I have not had one of those. However, I have been incredibly busy. I suppose it wasn’t that wise to have started this at what is the busiest time of year in my day […]
I am delighted to be making an appearance on Teri Polen’s Writer’s Reading Corner today. I get to talk about another author’s book as well as showcasing my own so if you fancy seeing which books I mention, you need to click the link below. The link to take you to the Writer’s Reading Corner
I have listened to podcasts for a long time and when I started writing seriously in 2012 I found a few podcasts to download. However, for reasons that escape me now but I suspect were down to a combination of lack of time, being overwhelmed and a technology update that meant things weren’t set up […]
The competition is fierce, and all the book covers are terrific. But the voting closes on Friday and at the moment it is very, very close between the top 3 books. Parallel Lies is one of those books. The winner of this vote will not only be the ReadFree.ly Book of the Month for May […]
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I picked up Grim following an email from Ebookskill, the book was free so I thought I’d try it. Here is my review. The story is told, mostly, from the point of view of Cora, a gay teenage musician, whose father died when she was young and who has a stepfather, Thomas. Because of a […]
I set myself three goals at the beginning of this year, one of which was to write my next book, and I’m not anywhere near getting the progression on that I need. So, I have to take action. Image courtesy of Pixabay Last summer I was inspired by Shelley Wilson and her books, How I […]
One of the most magical times when raising children is getting to read to, and with, them, and What If Butterflies Loved Snow? is a wonderful book to choose to do just that. I love the many questions that come from a child’s view of the world, particularly those that make you stop and think […]
August is a ten-year-old boy who is anything but ordinary. The story starts off by being told from his point of view but as you progress through the book the reader does get to see things from the viewpoint of others: his sister, his friends, for example. Up until this point August has been home […]
Followers of this blog will know the first book of the Grayson Trilogy, A Single Step, was offered for free recently. Hundreds were downloaded (thank you) so here is the chance for everyone who would like too to get the second two parts for 99p/99c each (and therefore the whole trilogy for less than £2/$2!) […]
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