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Where We Walked … Well, What We Saw From Where We Walked #Pladda Isle #Arran #Scotland

We are on our way to walk to Loch Garbad. Dusk is on the back seat. When I hear her move, feel her patting me on the shoulder with her paw, I presume she needs a ‘comfort break’ (as they … Continue reading →

Where We Walked Kingscross Point Arran Scotland #Walks #Photographs

Our second walk was an easy circular stroll – the Photographer assured me. I was suspicious; I’d heard that before… many times. But this time he was telling the truth! We walk from the house where we are staying – … Continue reading →

Where We Walked – Glenashdale Waterfall and the Giant’s Graves, Arran, Scotland #Walks #Photographs #Viewpoints #Waterfalls #Legends #History

We’ve just returned from a wonderful couple of weeks on Arran. The photographer sourced the walks for us. Today he promises a short outing because it’s rather warm; “maybe a couple of hours allowing for stops… for Dusk, our borrowed … Continue reading →

My Review of Variety is the Spice of Life: A blend of poetry and prose by Sally Cronin

Book Description: Variety is the Spice of Life is a collection of poetry and short stories about relationships with others, including pets and animals inhabiting the world around us. The connection with others brings love and friendship, excitement and sometimes … Continue reading →

My Review of A Stolen Future ( A Shade Darker Book 4 by Georgia Rose

Book Description A rival to overcome… A truth to reveal… A family firm. A long-held promise. What will it take to protect all she loves? Alice Fraser has everything she needs. A comfortable home. A few good friends. A satisfying … Continue reading →

My Review of A Gift for Maisie Bloom: Fun romance, a gripping cozy mystery by Jessie Cahalin

I gave A Gift for Maisie Bloom a well deserved 4* Book Description: You’re not supposed to fall in love when investigating your aunt’s disappearance. When Maisie Bloom inherits her aunt’s cottage in Yorkshire, life is perfect, including her two … Continue reading →

The Hidden Danger in Families #coercivecontrol

I love writing about people – especially people in families. There is such a richness of emotion, of action, within families. Nowhere else will love and loyalty vie with dislike and disloyalty, (even hatred in some case), pride with resentment, … Continue reading →

With Many thanks to @DGKaye for this Review of The Stranger in my House

With many, many thanks to @AnneWilliams for this wonderful review for my latest book, The Stranger in my House. And for all the kind words and reviews (also included) for my earlier books.

Sally Cronin shares her review of Alex Craigie’s third book of this series