My dad was always a big chess player and he taught me how to play. I have a beautiful chess set, wooden play pieces that have green felt underneath. I'm not sure where they came from, but the board was made by my father in law, probably more than fifty years ago. I celebrated this… Continue reading It’s National Chess Day
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.
Let me Introduce you to Cassie
Cassie has long red hair and is a twin to her brother Seb. She is a clairvoyant and empathetic, which means she leads and unusual life. She first came to view in The Killer on the Heath, where she helps her brother track down a murderer. In her eagerness, she almost becomes a victim herself.… Continue reading Let me Introduce you to Cassie
Reblogged – Uneasy and Uncomfortable Reads
Does it say something about me that I was instantly drawn to this title? Hahaha! I think it must do because I was intrigued. When I saw the first book my reaction was oh yes! Now that’s an unsettling read. It Lives in the Basement is superb. Click through for my review. Enter Here
New Release The Art of Seduction by Toya Richardson
Gabriel Jason is damaged. Haunted by the memories of a loveless and abusive childhood, which led to an adulthood filled with lies and deceit, he makes several bad choices. After realising he’s on a one-way ticket to hell, he becomes a virtual recluse. Until one day, a woman catches his attention, which quickly turns to… Continue reading New Release The Art of Seduction by Toya Richardson
September Anglesey Images
A lovely day in Holyhead. Holyhead Moumtain The Sunken Garden A Visiting Cruise Ship Tilly A Small Seat in the Sunken Garden The plaque on the Back Where It’s Situated
Karen’s Chat on Social Media
I’m planning to change the way I use social media. I’ve tried several platforms and have my favourites. But the big thing I learnt is you can have too many. Keeping up with them all takes me away from the important things and that’s getting my books back up. So I am going to stick… Continue reading Karen’s Chat on Social Media
Review of Blind Pain by Nick Clauson
Brief Description - Don’t look up because what you see will change you to a raving lunatic. This story, the fourth in the collection took a turn I didn’t expect. As each chapter is dedicated to one of the characters, it seemed a long time before I heard from the ones I liked. Although they… Continue reading Review of Blind Pain by Nick Clauson
Books Read in September
A bumper reading month for me. Two of which were short stories, and the series was so good, I went straight into the next one without stopping. More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More… Continue reading Books Read in September
Review of Blind Fear by Nick Clausen
Brief Description - Don’t look up because what you see will change you to a raving lunatic. I’m two books in now and whizzed through this, the third in the series. Nothing changes with battles, chases, fights, frights, and all out action. Blind Fear added a little more horror to the mix and it gave… Continue reading Review of Blind Fear by Nick Clausen
Oh What Have I done!
I’ve agreed to be a speaker on a Zoom call with several other people. Am I mad? The answer is yes, and no. I’ve always wanted to do public speaking and took a course pre-Covid. I visited a few groups in my area and had two topics, books and fostering, because I grew up in… Continue reading Oh What Have I done!
World of Stories 