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February 16, 2019

Author interview with Cheryl Morgan

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I’m delighted to welcome Cheryl Morgan – the author of The Poet’s Daughter in Manifold Press’s latest anthology Rainbow Bouquet – to my blog today.

Thank you Cheryl for so kindly answering my questions.

For how long have you been writing?

Since I was at school, which is many decades ago.

book cover showing frieze of Cretan women What attracted you to the brief for Rainbow Bouquet?

Farah has been a friend for a long time. When I saw that she was getting
into publishing I wanted to support her.

What inspired your story?

Emily Wilson’...

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Published on February 16, 2019 00:00

February 14, 2019

New Release – Rainbow Bouquet, an anthology from Manifold Press

Rainbow Bouquet – an anthology from Manifold Press – will be available from today and in celebration of this over the next few days I will be sharing some information kindly provided by some of the authors.

Stories of love in the past, present and future…

The Man of My Dreams by Harry Robertson
Proof of Evil by Ed Ahern
A Hatred of Wednesdays by Victoria-Melita Zammit
Ubytok — umu pribytok by Erin Horáková
The Poet’s Daughter by Cheryl Morgan
Duet for Piano, Four Hands by Sarah Ash
Stronger...

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Published on February 14, 2019 01:00

January 26, 2019

Sequels!! OMG

[image error]I don’t have a for certain cover or blurb yet but I’m delighted, and very anxious, to say that Midnight Flit, the sequel to Eleventh Hour, is due to be released on March 14th this year. This, of course, is assuming there are no meteorite strikes and that the editor doesn’t point out an enormous plot hole that demands a rewrite.

It is set in 1931, Miles and Briers have continued their relationship at long distance, which isn’t particularly satisfying for anyone, and their reunion is complicate...

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Published on January 26, 2019 04:35

January 1, 2019

Happy New Year – book recs plus a little update.

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I’m going to be honest with you, my lovelies, and get a bit wordy so the tl:dr version is “2018 hasn’t been a good year for me” and you can skip the next couple of paragraphs if you’re just here for the book recs. There’s a sentence in bold where you can pick them up.

So, yeah, 2018 has sucked in so many ways.

Living with long term clinical depression with a stonking side-order of anxiety and good medical reasons why the usual drugs are a Really Bad Idea isn’t fun however you look at it, and...

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Published on January 01, 2019 05:54

December 21, 2018

Cover Reveal – Book 3 of the astounding Dominus saga Blood Before Wine

I’m so incredibly excited to be able to share this with you that – well! Words fail me. JP always has wonderful painted covers and I think this one might be the best yet. Artist is Lehanan Aida.

 

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Published on December 21, 2018 06:00

October 5, 2018

New Release – Joseph Barnaby by Sue Roebuck

Joseph Barnaby, released on 5th October, published by Crooked Cat Books.

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Blurb:

Stand by your beliefs – even if it means going to the end of the Earth.

By standing up for his principles, horse farrier Joseph Barnaby lost everything. Now, when a personal vendetta goes too deep to fight, he escapes to the Portuguese island of Madeira where he finds work on a small farm only accessible by boat.

The balmy climate and never-ending supply of exotic fruit, vegetables, and honey make it sound like p...

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Published on October 05, 2018 01:10

August 14, 2018

New Release – Super for You, Bad for Me by Asta Idonea

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Super for You, Bad for Me
Asta Idonea
Dreamspinner Press
14 August 2018
60k/200 pages
MM/Fantasy/Superheroes

Struggling actor Oswell Outterridge thinks he’s hit the jackpot when he’s chosen to play a scene opposite his idol, Kane Teague, in a superhero movie. However, things take an unexpected turn when the slime he accidentally ingests gives him telekinetic powers. Then Kane asks him out, against all expectation, and it seems that life couldn’t get any better—aside from the little matter of...

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Published on August 14, 2018 00:08

August 9, 2018

If you’re as baffled by marketing as I am …

You might benefit from grabbing a copy of this book – especially since it’s only 99p this week.

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What other authors say about “Marketing the Romance”:

‘Who knew a book on marketing could be so entertaining? If you’re a romance author (or any author really) and you want to know how to market your books effectively and strategically…you need to buy this book! I guarantee you will not regret it.’ (Heidi Rice, USA Today bestselling author, published by Harlequin Mills and Boon...

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Published on August 09, 2018 04:37

July 2, 2018

That Book Cover Meme – 8

And here is the very last of my book covers – and in some ways the most important because of ‘things’.

I’m not tagging because so many people have done this now – but if you see this and you have a mental bookshelf of which you would like to share the titles you keep close to hand for comfort, have at it. Seven, or eight or ten, books posted without explanation and tag whomsoever you please.

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Published on July 02, 2018 23:39

July 1, 2018

That Book Cover Meme – 7

Over eight days I’m posting the covers of books that have made a huge difference to my life in some unspecified way, or that I’ve just really liked, but I’m not telling which is which.

Here we go:

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Published on July 01, 2018 23:34