Some days I worry about myself and on others I just know I’m going crazy. Recently I have definitely felt as though I’m losing my mind as I have become incredibly forgetful. Although I have been totally focused on something one minute the next it is as if that something never passed through my thoughts […]
Springtime, perfect for telling you all about the plans I have for Three Shires Publishing. I love Spring, filled as it is with new life, longer days and always for me the heady optimism of easier times ahead. When you have dogs the joy of walking them without having to drag layer upon layer of […]
There are many reasons why you choose a book. I chose The Ecology of Lonesomeness because Mr O’Brien has a degree in environmental biology and a doctorate in zoology. I didn’t go to university because I didn’t know what to study but in the last few years I decided that this is what I would […]
Liebster Award by Georgia Rose Big thanks to Heather at Heather Burnside Author for nominating me for a Liebster Award. The Liebster is an award that bloggers give to each other as a way to promote blogs with less than 1,000 followers. It’s also a fun get-to-know-the-blogger tag! The Rules: Thank the person who nominated you and link […]
Three Four Knock on My Door is the second book in a series of crime whodunits (the first, One Two Buckle My Shoe I reviewed here) which is set in Grasshopper Lawns, a retirement village for people who have had an interesting past. Life is pretty steady for the occupants at the beginning of this […]
‘a dubious gift from a dead man who had little to say while living but clearly plenty upon departure.’ I finished After the Sucker Punch a while ago and have been pondering on this review. Without going into detail this was a painful read for me but I don’t hesitate in highly recommending it because it’s thought-provoking […]
If there is one word that sums up Georgie Connelly for me, it would be irrepressible. However, in False Allegiance, the fourth book in this series and certainly at the start Georgie is more subdued than usual because of what happened in the previous story. The relationships around her are changing with sadly those closest […]
I read this short story Guts and Volts by Robert Bevan although I’m pretty certain that I am not Mr Bevan’s target audience having never played on any sort of gaming platform thingy. I have nothing against them, I’m just not interested. I’m also fairly convinced that I haven’t read anything set in the gaming […]
As we all know my memory is pretty dodgy but I think this is the first time Before the Dawn has been on any sort of offer since the release of the second edition with it’s new and atmospheric cover… So for one week only, and actually now only until Friday 12 February this can be […]
This may come as a surprise to some of you but I have quite a few whips leaning up in the corner of my bedroom though should you go to move one I suspect you would quickly gather by the cobwebs that no doubt adorn them that they haven’t been in… er… action for some time. […]
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