Click on image I love the sound of that. Today I have free licence to do anything I want ... just because. Yesterday we had friends around for curry night. Hubby cooked, we had delicious food and great banter. The day before we had my six-year old, very chatty granddaughter to stay. We had a… Continue reading Today is #JustBecause Day
Author: Karen J. Mossman
#SaharasMusings – Returning eBooks
I read this recently and must say how much I agree. It’s scandalous. I’ve read books and seen how easily Amazon told me I could return for a refund. So, please, read this and don’t ever return a book once bought. #SaharasMusings – Returning eBooks
My Review of Boy Meets Girl by Stephie Walls
Karen’s Review This is a love story, but actually it’s much more than that. It’s about the trials and tribulations of a country and western band, who are constantly on the road or in the studio. It’s a story of friendship; of growing up together, and of family values. It deals with grief, and a… Continue reading My Review of Boy Meets Girl by Stephie Walls
#amreading Boy Meets Girl by Stephie Wall
Each time I read a new book, I make a graphic and share it onto social media. When I’ve read it, I change it from #amreading to book review. I’ve now realised that the graphic often has no resemblance to the story. So I’ve created a generic template for #amreading, then swap it to find… Continue reading #amreading Boy Meets Girl by Stephie Wall
My review of We, the President, by Sam J Fires
Karen’s Review The last of the four book series of Murder and Mayhem and the story was brought to a great climax. Too many books like this end up with all hope lost, mankind defeated, and life sucks. It often makes me think, what’s the point? Not this one! There will be no spoilers here,… Continue reading My review of We, the President, by Sam J Fires
National Aviation Day
The first female aviator to fly single handed across the Atlantic ocean was Amelia Earhart. She was declared dead in January 1939 when she disappeared in 1937 after attempting to circumnavigate the globe. The Wright brothers were Orville and Wilber, and they invented and flew the first airplane in December 1903. To learn more about… Continue reading National Aviation Day
My Review of the Girl In the Sewer by Sam J Fires.
Karen’s Review Book three of this series sees Cole and Katie, and Shithead, the wolf, take refuge in a sewer to escape the burning rain. Inside they meet an eccentric lady called Serendipity, who seemingly has the key to the future. In another chapter we meet the president, who is an evil man and has… Continue reading My Review of the Girl In the Sewer by Sam J Fires.
My Review of Holy Hell by Sam J Fires
Karen’s Review This is the second book of the Mayhem and Madness series, and my third if you count the prequel. Down from the mountain to find out what’s going on, our heroes, Cole, and Brook, head into town. Acid rain is falling and now there is a virus. It’s still an apocalyptic tale, but… Continue reading My Review of Holy Hell by Sam J Fires
My Review of Burning Rains by Sam J Fires
Karen’s Review This is the first book of the Madness and Mayhem series, although, I suggest you read the prequel first. After I read it, I fully expected it to be a mafia story. Instead, it’s an apocalyptic one. Not only that, it’s just thirty nine pages long. The whole series is similar length. Sam,… Continue reading My Review of Burning Rains by Sam J Fires
My Review of Bad Boys Make Broken Men by Sam J Fires
Karen’s Review I don’t know where I picked up this little gem. I’m guessing it came from a newsletter. It was, and still is free. Broken Boys Make Bad Men is a prequel to a series. At only forty eight pages it’s a great quick read. I hadn’t expected to find what I did inside.… Continue reading My Review of Bad Boys Make Broken Men by Sam J Fires