Marketing your self-published book is no easy task, and for most people, it’s a case of trial and error to find out what works for you and what doesn’t, especially in the beginning. This can be a thankless task that sees you spending time and money and not always getting results. Of course there are … [Read more…]
I talk quite a bit on my blog about self-publishing books. I love the freedom I get with self-published books, and I love being in control of my own release dates, promotions etc. I also think self-publishing is a great way for any writer who is new to it to get a good insight into … [Read more…]
As you all know, I have a bit of a book obsession, so I was pretty happy to be tagged in the book buying tag by the lovely Debbie from My Eclectic Reads – thanks Debbie. Where do you buy your books? I mostly order books off Amazon (although I’m still not a fan … [Read more…]
I’m always looking for my next favourite book and I love stumbling across recommendations. With that in mind, I thought I would share a list of ten books you should read right now. Cell 7 by Kerry Drewery A fantastic look at an alternative justice system that will make you think. To view … [Read more…]
As any regular reader of my blog will know, I love reading, and I strongly believe that all children should get to experience the magic of books and the worlds they can transport you to. So you can imagine my delight when I was contacted about Kingdom of You, a new book that is customised … [Read more…]
Blokes, Beers and Burritos is a new concept of book altogether. Jo Blakeley combines a self help book with a fictional story. I have to admit the concept intrigued me so I was only too happy to review this one. Blokes, Beers and Burritos: Back Cover Cath Brown is an ordinary twenty-something who is … [Read more…]
I first discovered Adele Parks last year when I read The Stranger in My Home and loved it. When I posted my review, Sally from Life Loving suggested I should try The State We’re In next so here it is. The State We’re In: Back Cover What are the odds that a stranger … [Read more…]
The Rasputin Dagger is the new YA book from author Theresa Breslin. The book is a historical romance book and is set to follow in the footsteps of Theresa’s other books and become a best seller. Read on to find out more about the book and Theresa’s inspiration for the stunning cover. The … [Read more…]
Today’s post is a guest post by the lovely Patricia from patricialynne.com. Patricia is talking today about the inspiration for some very interesting characters she has created in her new novel, Abducted Life. You can read more about Patricia at the end of the post, but for now, I’ll leave you in her very capable … [Read more…]
Last week, I wrote a post sharing how I did on my 2016 blogging bucket list. One of the things on that list was a 50 book challenge, and today’s post, as promised, will be the list of books I got through last year. I’ve tried to remember them all, although I’m sure some have … [Read more…]