I appear on the blog of Jane Risdon with an interview. I hope you enjoy reading more about The Killer on Heath. Have you read it yet?
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.
100 Word Story #7 The Discovery by Fiona Keogh
The #100wordstory is just that, exactly one hundred words long. If you have a story that fits this criteria. Email me, I would love to feature you. The Discoveryby Fiona Keogh She walked determinedly to reach her destination along the bridle path, in constant fear that somebody would get there first. A robin fluttered in the… Continue reading 100 Word Story #7 The Discovery by Fiona Keogh
100 Word Story #7 The Discovery by Fiona Keogh
The #100wordstory is just that, exactly one hundred words long. If you have a story that fits this criteria. Email me, I would love to feature you. The Discoveryby Fiona Keogh She walked determinedly to reach her destination along the bridle path, in constant fear that somebody would get there first. A robin fluttered in the… Continue reading 100 Word Story #7 The Discovery by Fiona Keogh
National Magic Day
I named this blog the Magic of Stories because I believe stories are a magical experience. Marnie Cate creates a wonderful world in her series Protectors of the Elemental Magic. I've read Remember and you can click for my review. Remember THE MEMORIES WERE RESTOREDMara Stone always felt incomplete, as though something inside her was… Continue reading National Magic Day
100 Word Story #6 Seance on a Wet Afternoon by Susan Champion
The #100wordstory is just that, exactly one hundred words long. Not a word under or a word over. Can you meet the challenge?If you can, I would love to feature you. Drop me an email here - Email me Séance on a Wet Afternoonby Susan Champion My mother had three sisters. We called them ‘the… Continue reading 100 Word Story #6 Seance on a Wet Afternoon by Susan Champion
100 Word Story #6 Seance on a Wet Afternoon by Susan Champion
The #100wordstory is just that, exactly one hundred words long. Not a word under or a word over. Can you meet the challenge?If you can, I would love to feature you. Drop me an email here - Email me Séance on a Wet Afternoonby Susan Champion My mother had three sisters. We called them ‘the… Continue reading 100 Word Story #6 Seance on a Wet Afternoon by Susan Champion
Ding Doing, Avon Calling
It's been a great month for Avon, my third with the company. I am loving the products they offer as they are all of good value, attractive and sweet-smelling. You may even have seen adverts on the television recently too. As a result of that, I've had extra orders.For myself, I've ordered the beautiful Lavenda… Continue reading Ding Doing, Avon Calling
Priory by Becky Wright
Karen's Magic Review This book is so full of atmosphere you will feel that you are there. In fact, you will shudder with the characters especially when you realise what is going on.I looked for a book that would give me something more than just reading the words. I needed to experience the story and… Continue reading Priory by Becky Wright
About a Book – Undercover, Crime Shorts by Jane Risdon
Introducing Jane Risdon WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? I’ve been writing short stories for many years, and I’ve written approximately 100 to date. Many have appeared in various anthologies. It occurred to me that I should create my own collection of short stories under one cover. Give a quote from… Continue reading About a Book – Undercover, Crime Shorts by Jane Risdon
The School Run by Sue Baker
This tells a lovely story. You can just imagine it, can’t you?
Mornings are busy before the school run,
Chasing my boys to get everything done,
Are shoes on ready, bags and coats too,
Nagging and rushing before the bell is due,
Chatting and planning on the way up the road,
Avoiding cars, using the Green Cross Code,
Finally we arrive, at the gate we all part,
Waving goodbye, it’s time for school to start,
Left with my dog, I go on my own way,
To walk home, it’s time to start my day,
A snippet of countryside hidden in the town,
The lane encircles the noisy school ground,
A perfect opportunity to be out in the wild,
Mother Nature, she knows how to beguile,
Calmness descends, the only noise I can hear,
Are birds in the bushes, hiding as I get near,
Blackbirds are hopping, watching us go past,
Busy collecting food to have for breakfast,
Muntjac deer amble, unconcerned about…
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