I chose to read this book as a member of Rosie Amber’s Book Review Team and received a copy from the author. This does not affect my review in any way. I like books of shorter fiction. They often give me respite between longer works and are great when travelling or in waiting rooms. At […]
I have already read the books that make up the Howarth Family Saga Series which I thought were excellent, so I was delighted when I came across this prequel, which was written after the trilogy. You might think it was completed as an after-thought. A ploy by the author to produce yet another story using […]
This is a cracker of a story. Our nameless narrator is a professional dog walker with a nice little business in the Derbyshire town of Ripley. I’ve never been there, so have no idea if everything is in the place it’s meant to be, but it doesn’t matter if it is or not, because Barry’s […]
Hard to Forgive is one week old today and I thought I would share with you the first chapter: 1: Not the Weather for a Funeral Now I usually look forward to a funeral. Prefer them to weddings, in fact. There is less dancing. But that wasn’t the case with today’s following the horrific murders […]
One of my lovely Advance Copy Readers (thank you, Amanda) contacted me recently to say they had finished reading Hard to Forgive (and thoroughly enjoyed it, thankfully) and were loving the series with all the different aspects of suspense covered in each book. I thought that was an important point to perhaps mention again. When […]
I chose to read Things We Do for Love as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team and received a copy of the book from the author. This does not alter my review in any way. This story mainly follows the three Bach sisters; Heather, Daisy and Iris who are planning their father, Sol’s, […]
I invited Dora Smith onto the blog this week to find out more about the person at the centre of my upcoming book, Hard to Forgive. Welcome, Dora. Make yourself comfortable. Thank you, Georgia. It’s lovely to be here. It’s been difficult to find the time to get you on the blog. You are one busy lady. […]
I was asked a while back how I came up with the names for my characters for this series and I realised I hadn’t shared that information. So here it is! Readers who are local to me often think that Melton is the village in which I live. They are wrong as Melton is entirely […]
I discounted A Killer Strikes a week or so ago and realised today I haven’t done much about telling anyone that, so here I am. For roughly the rest of January 2024 the eBook of A Killer Strikes has been reduced to 99p/99c or the equivalent on all platforms wherever you are in the […]
This story opens with Sean Delaney attending the funeral of a friend and one time mentor, James Wilde, at which James’ daughter, Anna, announces that her father was murdered and the police won’t do anything about it. This is Sean’s cue to get involved with Anna. But it is not long before Anna goes […]
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