So who loves gingerbread? I love making these, especially when t my children were little. A stitched this for my daughter and it hangs I. Her kitchen. Stitch in 2011 A Gingerbread Man Short Story Learn More About This Day
Author: Karen J. Mossman
The Rise by Ian Rankin.
Detectives investigate a murder at an exclusive block of exp gives flats. This came to me in an email from Amazon and as it was a short story and by such a distinguished author, I downloaded it. The writing is extremely sharp as we follow two detectives into a high rise multi story block of… Continue reading The Rise by Ian Rankin.
Welcome June with a Micro Story
Here is another tiny story, a quick bit of flash fiction where I sit down and just write without stopping. It's not meant to be perfect, and I've kept it to how it was first written with very little refining. It’s amazing what can be done in twenty minutes. Let me know what you think.… Continue reading Welcome June with a Micro Story
Fault Lines, Deluge by Harley Tate
An Earthquake and a Tsunami in the second instalment of the series. I loved this book. It’s easy to read, and it’s a lot of edge of your seat, nail biting action! This time I bought the paperback and on looking at my review of the last book where the formatting was off putting, this… Continue reading Fault Lines, Deluge by Harley Tate
Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
It’s always a pleasure when a great storyteller brings out a new book. Ellen Read has written five of these books all set in twenties Australia. Now the sixth one is about to hit the shelves. They are wonderful stories, and standalone. So if you’ve not read one, then jump into this. I’ll be reading… Continue reading Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
Reblogged – Indie Fantasy Adventure
My book The Power of Love is included. So it’s your chance for a free read. 😀 Searching for your next favorite story? Look no further! These bestselling authors have teamed up to offer a delightful selection of new books. … Indie Fantasy Adventure
Its National Wine Day – A Micro Story
As it is National Wine Day, I thought I would bring you a very short story. It's a quick bit of flash fiction where I sat down with a pen and with wine in mind. It's not meant to be perfect and I've kept it to how it was first written with no changes. Amazing… Continue reading Its National Wine Day – A Micro Story
My Review – Warrior Betrayed by Denna Holm
This is a small pocketbook that I’ve had on my bookshelf for at least three years. The book has since had a new cover and is a prequel to the Immortal Warriors series, which I haven’t read. A few years ago I devoured the Raiden Warrior series, still one of my favourite ever trilogies. How… Continue reading My Review – Warrior Betrayed by Denna Holm
May Anglesey Images
Late afternoon overlooking South Stack Lighthouse. Views from South South looking over to the Llŷn Peninsula in the distance Buttercups (and Tilly) at Penrhos beach. The Irish Ferry to Dublin. A cruise ship berthed at Holyhead Stormy clouds over Holyhead My dog Meggy enjoying the sun. Helicopter and boat possibly practicing.
My Review – Fault Lines Upheaval by Harley Tate
This book was presented to me on Amazon as ‘similar’ books I might like. Well, I did. It was excellent. It is about a family, Clint, his estranged wife Daphne, and their daughter, Mika who were all in different parts of the state when the earthquake strikes. Each person has a different chapter which tells… Continue reading My Review – Fault Lines Upheaval by Harley Tate