As you know, August’s theme is all about writing, so what better way to start than with an interview with author Will Pollock. Will’s book, Leaving Triscuit is available now on Amazon. Leaving Triscuit Say “hello” to better good-byes. “Leaving Triscuit” is a blueprint on how you can heal the stress of leaving pets while … [Read more…]
I know I said I was no longer posting on weekends, but I am too excited about this news to wait until Monday to share it with you all. The Joker, my first novel, is available now on Amazon! It’s available as a paper book or an eBook, and it is free to Kindle Unlimited users. … [Read more…]
You all might remember my Over to You theme from June. As part of that, I was asked by Luke from Musings For The Potting Shed to write a short story based on the numbers one to ten. I have saved the story for now to fit in with August’s writing theme. Here goes, I hope … [Read more…]
Time for the review of the second book from June’s reading list, Hard Time by Shaun Attwood. Hard Time is another jail memoir, I have a bit of an obsession with these types of books. This one is billed as “A Brit in America’s Toughest Jail”. Hard Time by Shaun Attwood: My Review Blurb … [Read more…]
I am so excited to share my news with you all today. My debut book, Twisted Tales, is now available on Amazon. Twisted Tales is free to Kindle Unlimited subscribers and only a bargain .99c for non-subscribers which I believe is around 83p. I did plan on making the book free to everyone, but … [Read more…]
Welcome to the review of Anonymous by Christine Benedict, one of the books from my June reading list. Anonymous by Christine Benedict: My Review Blurb from The Back Cover Debra Hamilton confronts the fear of inheriting mental illness when her husband moves her into a hundred-year-old farmhouse on fifty-three acres of blacklisted real … [Read more…]
Time for the review of Inside Alcatraz by Jim Quillen, the final book from May’s reading list. Book Review: Inside Alcatraz by Jim Quillen Blurb from The Back Cover I was engulfed with the realisation that I was no longer a person, but instead AZ586, a criminal mind who had been sentenced … [Read more…]
I still can’t believe it’s June already. The Christmas decorations will be in the shops soon (sorry, couldn’t resist). Here is what I’ll be reading this June: Anonymous by Christine Benedict I love the sound of this one – a woman is left wondering whether she is developing schizophrenia or whether her new home … [Read more…]
Are you looking for some inspiration for some books to read on your summer holidays? Here are some of my top recommendations (click the images to view and buy on Amazon). The books are in no particular order, they are just ones I’ve loved and that I think other people would love too. Some are … [Read more…]
Finally, it’s time to share a review of Gone By Michael Grant, one of the books from May’s reading list. Gone is actually book one in a series of six books but I am going to do the review in one post. It’s hard reviewing books that are later in the series without giving away spoilers from … [Read more…]