Brief Description - School girl goes to a Halloween party and meets three demons who are protective of her. This is has been sitting in my Kindle for five years and in attempt to start reading books I ‘d collected. I started with this as it’s just over eighty pages long. I didn’t check the… Continue reading A Review of Trust the Dark by A. M. Hardin
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.
Today is National Welsh Rarebit Day.
Photo courtesy of pixabay.com It’s a perfect lunchtime treat, and my local restaurant serves it. A delicious combination of cheese and toast. Read more here Welsh Rarebit Day
Sunday Author Support, Featuring – Paul White
I love to share books written by authors I’ve read and enjoyed. Paul White can turn his had to most things and has written highly successful fiction and non fiction books. He is also known for: Photography Digital Artist Founder of Electric Press Books Short Story Writer Author Cover designer His books capture the imagination… Continue reading Sunday Author Support, Featuring – Paul White
A Review of Fear the Fallout by Kyla Stone
Brief Description - A nuclear bomb has been dropped on a city and a group of survivors help search for Dakota’s sister. They run into trouble on the way. Wow, this book! This series, so far, back to back action, conflict after conflict, a race against time all leads to edge of the seat action.… Continue reading A Review of Fear the Fallout by Kyla Stone
Tears, a Poem
I came across this the whilst looking for something else. It’s never been published before. The pain of losing a parent is hard and I can almost hear the rawness of these words. Or, maybe it’s remembering how bad it felt that September day in 2010. Not only did I lose my mum that same… Continue reading Tears, a Poem
It’s #TeaserTuesday
This is the scary bit. It’s not a scary book in that sense, but it shows what can go wrong by one simple act of bad judgement. It changed Stella’s life. How she coped and survived takes a strong woman. If you like a courageous heroine who meets a mysterious man which eventually after many… Continue reading It’s #TeaserTuesday
Reblogged – Searching for your Next Paranormal Read?
Included in this collection of books is my paranormal story The Killer in the Heath. I’ve not long finished the final two books in series. Read The Killer on the Heath, and by then you van move on your the next two, Jump over here for some great free books available for a limited time.… Continue reading Reblogged – Searching for your Next Paranormal Read?
August Anglesey Images
Penrhos Beach From Beaumaris looking over your the mainland and Colwyn Bay, Crab fishing on the pier at Beamaris Druid Stones in Beaumaris A Doll’s House Exhibition we visited. A blowy day for my sister and I!
Book review The Dairy Farmer’s Daughter by Sarah Williams
Brief Description - an easy read romance with great characters and stunning backgrounds. This first book of the trilogy was free to download. I came across it on Facebook in a review from Australian writer Ellen Read, and it piqued my interest. I wasn’t disappointed. Dairy farming in Australia produces more than just the rearing… Continue reading Book review The Dairy Farmer’s Daughter by Sarah Williams
Karen’s Chat on the Amazon Back Office
Do you ever go into the ‘Manage your Content’ for your Kindle on Amazon? I haven’t been for a long time, and was having difficulty downloading a book. Each time I sent it from the back office, when I opened my Kindle, it wasn’t there. (It turned out we’d changed our Wi-Fi and I forgot… Continue reading Karen’s Chat on the Amazon Back Office
World of Stories 