This story had been around for a long time hovering on the edges of my mind. I wanted something that would celebrate the Christmas period with all the things we love. So many people come to Anglesey for their holidays, including me before we eventually settled here. Tina is the main character and the story… Continue reading What Happened One Christmas – it had a birthday!
Author: Karen J. Mossman
Reblogged – WhatNornsReads – November 2024 Book Reviews From Our Book Club
These are the books we at Norns Triad Publications read this month. I read Dead of the Night by CS Dixon. Ceekee The Mermaid Cop, and The Oil Change. Initially, the cover for Christmas at Sugar Plum Manor attracted me and having read the review, I will perhaps read it too. Book Club Reads This… Continue reading Reblogged – WhatNornsReads – November 2024 Book Reviews From Our Book Club
Back on the Shelf
Four years ago I made the big decision to withdraw all of my ten book and rewrite them. For a long time I had nothing to show. Now I’ve eight completed stories. From the ashes of one, came three books and two spins off. My clairvoyant, Cassidy Newbold, featured in The Killer on the Heath… Continue reading Back on the Shelf
Eastward Prison Overview
I saw this graphic on Facebook by one of the authors taking part. It grabbed me for several reasons: All the covers had same theme, and handsome men on the front. All of the books are in Kindle Unlimited Page length ranged between 88 - 150. Prison stories all set in the same place I’ve… Continue reading Eastward Prison Overview
Storms Lash the Land
When the rain falls there are often devastating consequences. In fiction that magnifies. Some storms we have to ride, and others reveal things we’d rather not know. I’ve put together a selection of storm rejection stories. Some, long, others short, and all different genres for you and most likely me to read and enjoy.
The Storm, a Short Story by Sim Alec Sansford
Brief Description - life is precious and when it feels it’s about to be torn away, one woman attempts to weather the storm. When I was downloading another book by the author. I saw this one. What attracted me most was that it was a short story. I love a tale about a storm. Although… Continue reading The Storm, a Short Story by Sim Alec Sansford
Review of The Shed by Paul White
Brief Description - fed up with life, a man goes to live on an island and is prepared to fend for himself. Another short story from the Bite Sized Reads collection. This was a light refreshing read where the biggest challenge is how to erect a shed when you have no building knowledge. On face… Continue reading Review of The Shed by Paul White
My Review of Welcome to Hollow Wood by Sim Alec Sansford
Brief Description - Four friends at High School don’t talk much now because something happened two years previously and it fractured their friendship. I saw this book in a collection with others, and the cover instantly attracted me. Having read and enjoyed the author before, I downloaded it. Eliot, who is a girl, Beth, Noah… Continue reading My Review of Welcome to Hollow Wood by Sim Alec Sansford
Review of The Cabinet by C S Dixon
Brief Description - when a man gets invited into a house to shelter from the cold stormy night, he soon regrets his decision. This is a short and rather terrifying story. William Preston has a falling out with his sister and leaves in the cold dark night with a storm brewing. He soon becomes lost… Continue reading Review of The Cabinet by C S Dixon
November Books
These are the books I want to read this month and why they take my fancy. This came in an email from Amazon and the description sold me immediately. I also bought the audio book. The only thing that I don’t like is that it’s over 300 pages and I usually find its too long… Continue reading November Books