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 […]
I chose to read Letters to Whitman as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team. I received a copy from the author, but this does not alter my review in any way. The poet, Walt Whitman, used to volunteer in army hospitals to look after the wounded soldiers during the American Civil War. This […]
I chose to Read The Price of Atonement as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team. I received a copy from the author, but this does not alter my review in any way. This story is set in Harbor Pointe, California. Mid-October 1887. Leviticus Sinclair and his employee, Wyatt Resnik, are travelling in an […]
I chose to read this book as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team. I received a copy from the author but this does not alter my review in anyway. In the Foreword the author states that she has written this book because she was struggling to commit enough time to keeping track of […]
Emmie Hobson, wholesome presenter of a children’s show and author of a series of bestselling children’s books, is in line for a top award at the British Recognition of Achievement Awards. Ursula Bloom, editor of In the Picture, is looking for a scoop to increase circulation, but it seems pages of coverage on how […]
The Hard to Forgive eBook is now available to pre-order. The publication date is 1 March 2024. Book Description Long held secrets… A lifetime of guilt… A woman abandoned. Her ex now married. How long will she wait to exact her revenge? Betrayal, birth, and bereavement. Dora Smith had faced it all by […]
Burglary Blues is a novella length read which was an ideal pick for me while I was recently on holiday. I liked the characters and the setting of the police station. The pages turned easily and although it was possibly a bit low on the suspense side of the story it was still an […]
It is a lovely thing to return to a book setting that you enjoyed so I was delighted to see that the third book in this series had been published. In a change to the last book, Villainy at the Village Store, where the body turned up very early in the story, in Calamity […]
Saving the Lakeside Hotel was an unusual choice for me as I tend to choose much darker books but it was the end of my holiday, I was travelling home and I wanted something light-hearted. That’s exactly what I got. Stacy and Emily go on holiday to Switzerland and check into a super hotel […]
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