Karen’s Review I came across a review of Signal Moon on prolific reader, Julie Northup’s blog. You can read it below. It appealed to me and sounded like something I would enjoy. This short story runs to just over fifty pages long and tells of Lily and Matt. The later lives in 2023 and Lily,… Continue reading My Review of Signal Moon by Kate Quinn
Author: Karen J. Mossman
Karen loves fiction, reading and especially writing short stories and novels. She is also an avid blogger and book reviewer.
She lives on the beautiful Isle Anglesey, off the North Wales coast with her husband and dogs.
My Review of Dead Man’s Doll by Diane Bator
Karen’s Review I think this is only the second cosy mystery I’ve ever read. The first one was The Conned Lady by the same author. Amateur sleuthing is not something that has ever appealed to me. But, I’ve been proved wrong. I really enjoyed the main character, Audra in Dead Men’s Doll. She is a likeable forty… Continue reading My Review of Dead Man’s Doll by Diane Bator
My Review of The Highland Dancer
Karen’s Review Having done a feature on this book, I was intrigued enough to read it. I’d always like highland dancing, but didn’t know much about how you learn. Chantal Bellehumeur’s book was delight. Not only did it tell me about what it takes to become a dancer, we also went on a tour with… Continue reading My Review of The Highland Dancer
My Review of Stowe Away by Mark Leslie
Karen’s Review This is the second in the series, although it felt more like a prequel. It is billed as book 2, an explanation at the back describes it as book 1.5. The next book is Fear and Longing in Los Angeles, which I will be reading next. Stowe Away is a small novella, and… Continue reading My Review of Stowe Away by Mark Leslie
About a Book – The Highland Dancer by Chantal Bellehumeur
Introducing Chantal Bellehumeur WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Click Image Where did the idea for the story come from? I’ve been to the Highland Games in Maxville (Canada) a few times and seen live performances of highland dancers which I loved. My talented niece Abby became a highland dancer. Although I never had the chance to see her perform live… Continue reading About a Book – The Highland Dancer by Chantal Bellehumeur
National Cat Day
Click on the image Let’s celebrate National Cat Day with our feline friends. Whilst writing this I found out that the oldest cat to have ever lived was 38 years old. Imagine that? It’s name was Crème Puff and it died in 2005 having lived in the United States. We’ve had many cats during the… Continue reading National Cat Day
The Séance, A Halloween Story
My name is Cassidy Newbold and I’m a clairvoyant. I just want to say how much I hate Halloween. Yes, you heard it right. I hate Halloween. On All Hallows Eve, many people invite spirits over from the other side. The veil between the two worlds is thinner on this night. Many clairvoyants revel in… Continue reading The Séance, A Halloween Story
October’s Reading List
Here are the books I intend to read this month. Stow Away is book two of a series, which I’ll complete over the coming months. Kiss and Tell is book four of a series. I’ve read them all, including book five, before I realised I’d missed one. Signal Moon and The Story of Son are… Continue reading October’s Reading List
My Review of Rambling Rose
Karen’s Review This is the third book in a trilogy. The first Becoming Lili, the second is Chasing Daisy. The books are about a group of friends and this one tells the story of Rose. Because it was a while since I read the previous ones, I struggled with remembering who everybody is because there… Continue reading My Review of Rambling Rose
#MeetMyCharacter: Seb Newbold
#MeetMyCharacter: Seb Newbold appeared first on J.M. NORTHUP. #MeetMyCharacter: Seb Newbold Seb is a police detective and the brother of Cassidy Newbold. She often helps him solve crimes as happened in the case of a missing woman in The Killer on the Heath. With Cassie being the main character, we learn a lot about her… Continue reading #MeetMyCharacter: Seb Newbold
World of Stories 