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New Title, New Cover, Same Tale

New Title, New Cover, Same Tale

My Review of The Oath by Patricia M Osborne #Review #TuesdayBookBlog #HistoricalRomance

Book Description: The Oath takes the reader on an emotional rollercoaster with its captivating story set in the late Victorian era. Although heartbreaking, it is also uplifting, both of which may cause the reader to shed a tear or two. … Continue reading →

Cover Reveal of A Stranger in My House and a Fascinating Day at Ty Canol National Nature Reserve

Seeing the cover of the next new book revealed is always a thrill for any author, so I am elated to be able to finally show the cover of The Stranger in My House. A gripping ‘cuckoo in the nest’ … Continue reading →

Cover Reveal of A Stranger in My House and a Fascinating Day

Seeing the cover of the next new book revealed is always a thrill for any author, so I am elated to be able to finally show the cover of The Stranger in My House. A gripping ‘cuckoo in the nest’ … Continue reading →

Looking Back over my Writing Years – Is it Safe to Smile Now? #memories #writing #agents #publishing #MondayBlogs @Honno

I thought I would revisit a time of my life when I despaired of ever being in print. It cheers me up as I agonise over yesterday’s efforts, altering and editing before I can even start with today’s writing and … Continue reading →

A writing and Gardening day. And a Small Mention of the Cover Reveal of The Stranger in my House. #Sundaythoughts #photographs #garden #Bosherstonlilyponds

It’s a writing, The Archers on Radio Four, Sunday lunch, and a gardening day – the latter if the rain holds off. Oh, and a small mention of the cover reveal by Honno, of my next book, The Stranger in … Continue reading →

The Publishing Road Less Travelled with Thorne Moore

The Scarlet Ribbon: Is it real, or just a dream? Kindle Edition by Anita Dawes #TuesdayBookBlog

Book Description:Where do you go when you’re in a coma? A car loses control and mows Maggie down in the street, changing her life forever. She never liked her life, but when she ends up in a coma, she fights … Continue reading →

Robbie’s Reviews

Thanks to Robbie Cheadle for this review of Live and Let.