I just wanted to share a book with you that’s FREE up until and including the 2 October. The full post about it is on my friend Barb’s Blog HERE if you want to read it. Otherwise, here’s the important stuff: Write what you know? For our group of writers on the magically beautiful Scottish Isle […]
I was delighted to get to Another English Civil War (Tales from The Red Lion Book 2) remarkably quickly, for me anyway, after finishing Book 1, Collapse of the Wave. Which shows how much I enjoyed the first book. Dan still spends much of his time in his favourite place, The Red Lion, but this […]
I have read West’s mysteries before so was delighted to see he had something new out. Nice guy Sean Delaney is a man of many talents, artist, writer and decorator being just some of them. Plus, he’s handy with his fists, which is just as well in this tale as someone is out to […]
I have been meaning to read this book for a long, long time. But you know how it is, it sinks into the abyss of your kindle and a myriad of other bright, sparkly things takes its place. However, refocusing, I chose it as my local book club read which set me a deadline. […]
I chose to read this book as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team and received a copy from the editor. I love short fiction and jumped at the chance to read this short book. It is broken into three parts – Flash = 500-word fiction, Micro = 50-word fiction and Microbursts = 10-word […]
I chose to read this book as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team and received a copy from the author. This was such an interesting and entertaining book to read and I’m glad I chose it. As a writer it is always great to read about writers writing. What makes this work, for […]
I chose to read this book as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team and bought a copy on its release. Ronnie is one of those guys who throws money at every situation to make it work and keep everyone happy, or at least happy enough for now. He is also keen on practical […]
I am always keen to read about the lives of others so immediately bought this book when it came out, mainly because I am deeply envious of where Foster came from. For me a childhood spent on a farm on the Canadian prairie sounds idyllic. However, it is interesting to note that Foster says […]
Sometimes, by which I mean often, I buy books and they disappear into the bowels of my kindle never to be seen again. I have hundreds on there waiting to be chosen. I set out with every good intention to read the new purchase but, distracted by something I have to read for a review […]
I always find it a bit awkward to see myself in a photo let alone live on a screen but… gulp…here we go… This is a teeny tiny post to let you know my author interview with the lovely Judith Barrow has now been posted on Showboat TV and will be available to watch for […]
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