I”m really thrilled to finally have these books complete and ready to read. Not only that but there are two bonus short stories. If you read Cassie originally, she’s had a rewrite at the beginning. I realised that back in 2021 when it was published, I told the reader what was happening instead of letting… Continue reading Fancy a Spooky Read? Cassie the Clairvoyant Trilogy is here!
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.
Lose Yourself in a Romantic Story – My Latest Release!
This is one of my many books that has been republished after a five year absence. It’s had a rewrite and a stunning new cover made by @jmnorthup Julie Northup All my books are just £1/$1/€1 from your favourite retailer. To the entire world, Rick had it all—rock stardom, fame, and a fortune that would… Continue reading Lose Yourself in a Romantic Story – My Latest Release!
World Building for Authors Paul White
Creating Fctional Worlds for all Genre (Authors Essential Library) Worldbuilding is the basis for creating the settings and scenes of all great and successful works, from Sci-fi and Fantasy to Romance, Thrillers, Horror, and Historical fiction. The Da Vinci Code-Dan Brown, Wolf Hall-Hilary Mantel, 1984-George Orwell, Gone Girl-Gillian Flynn, Pride and Prejudice-Jane Austen, and The… Continue reading World Building for Authors Paul White
Please Vote for my Cover on All Author
They say not to judge a book by its cover but I need you to do just that. If you liked the cover of my book, Times Lines, please vote for it for the Cover of the Month contest on AllAuthor.com! I’m getting closer to clinch the "Cover of the Month" contest on AllAuthor! I’d… Continue reading Please Vote for my Cover on All Author
My Review of The Wrong Daughter by Dandy Smith
Full of suspense all the way through! The Wrong Daughter by Dandy Smith Psychological thriller. Rating: 5 Stars I haven’t read a psychological thriller for in a long time. It was clever, sharp, and precise. Each page needed to be turned right away to find out what the heck was going on. Therefore it was… Continue reading My Review of The Wrong Daughter by Dandy Smith
My Review of Buried Secrets by C. S. Dixon
I really enjoyed this! Buried Secrets by C S Dixon A short haunting story. Rating: 5 Stars Available in Kindle Unlimited. This quick read is a haunting tale that begins with a couple off to visit a cemetery. As usual, I didn’t read the blurb, so had no idea what it was about. As I’m… Continue reading My Review of Buried Secrets by C. S. Dixon
My Review of The Singing Road by Anne Brookes
A superb collection of Stories! The Singing Road and Other Stories by Anne Brooke A selection of short stories, different genres. Rating: 5 Stars Kindle Unlimited This is a brand new author to me. Short stories are a great way to decide if you like their writing style, and I definitely do! The Singing Road… Continue reading My Review of The Singing Road by Anne Brookes
My Review of Karen’s New Year
An interesting, unexpected date. Karen’s New Year by Anne Brooke A short romantic story Rating: 4 Stars Available to download from Kindle Unlimited I admit I chose this because of the name. Karen is not in favour anymore. No stories have Karen as a heroine. All there is left is a ‘Karen’, and who wants… Continue reading My Review of Karen’s New Year
Reblogged #DidYouKnow – J.K. Rowling
Julie Northup has written an interesting article on this author, which is worth a read. Meanwhile I received some exciting news. Robert Galbraith is her pen name. She wrote the Comoran Strike books, of which I read all seven of them. I’ve been eagerly awaiting publication of book eight. , book 7, was left on… Continue reading Reblogged #DidYouKnow – J.K. Rowling
My Review of You Can’t Trust Anyone
A Quick Read! You Can’t Trust Anyone by Paul White Bite-Sized-Read, Short Story Rating: 3 Stars I love the design on the front. It draws you in. It’s really stunning and I’ve only just realised how the Crime Fiction Karma written on the front cover relates to its content. This story felt shorter than the… Continue reading My Review of You Can’t Trust Anyone
World of Stories 