Brief description - the story of brothers, Alfie and Tom who spend most of their young lives in foster care. Spanning two decades a tale of betrayal, lies, and hope as the brothers struggle to survive. This was an advanced reader copy and I had the honour of reading it before it went live. The… Continue reading At Night We Played in the Road by Chantelle Atkins
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.
AI Generated Images
I see so many people using these images now and they are really nice. I had an unsuccessful a play with it and the result was so bad, I didn’t used it again. When my husband generated a picture that it was excellent, I realised I’d used the wrong terminology. I’d asked the AI to… Continue reading AI Generated Images
Reblogged – Back to Kindle Unlimited
https://saharafoley.com/excalibur-saga-series-back-in-kindle-unlimited/ I’m reblogging this one because I thought it was an interesting read. When you are an avid reader like me, Kindle Unlimited is important. It saves me spending a fortune on books that once read will lay forgotten in my kindle and never looked at again. I also like a paperback, because you get… Continue reading Reblogged – Back to Kindle Unlimited
Child Missing by Lynn Miclea
Brief Description - a police procedural story where detectives investigate a missing child. This story appealed to me because I like crime thrillers, and I especially like novellas. When Alissa Barnes seven year old son goes missing, she frantically calls the police. This is where we meet Detective Sergeant Matt Holden and his side kick,… Continue reading Child Missing by Lynn Miclea
Karen’s Chat – Does Your Book Slump In The Middle?
It’s a question for readers - I’m just beginning to recognise this phenomenon. It’s happened right now with the book I’m currently reading. I can be reading a good story, but at a certain point, find myself looking at the page count wondering how long I have left to read. It can even be at… Continue reading Karen’s Chat – Does Your Book Slump In The Middle?
Reblogged – Having a Giggle
I loved this. It really resonated with me. Topic of conversation while lunching with friends is not something I thought had changed over the years. It has, and the moral of the story is in the title. Click below because it’s well worth a read. One good thing about being retired is that I can… Continue reading Reblogged – Having a Giggle
About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman
WebsiteAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? It initially came from a programme I saw on the television about a soup kitchen that helps the homeless. Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes. I am a strong person; I have to be. But when I’m with… Continue reading About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman
Reblogged – Write! Write!
My favourite kind of poem is one that rhymes and this one caught my attention, and made me smile. So I’m sharing it. As I lay in my bed,thoughts crawled in my head,and I tried to sleep,but they poked in deep,and they started to pinchall around inch by inch…My … Write! Write!
100 Days of Posts
That a record for me. 🏆 I managed to post something here every single day. There were book reviews, reblogs, photos, and chat. Then I hit a wall and produced nothing for at least week! I’ve been reading a book as a beta reader that was well over 500 pages long. 📖 If you follow… Continue reading 100 Days of Posts
Point of Impact by Kyla Stone
The US is under attack as several cities are hit with a nuclear bomb. As we most Kyla Stone books I’ve, read so far you are immediately plunged into the action. We are introduced to Dakota who is one tough lady. We know immediately that something in her background has made her like this. As… Continue reading Point of Impact by Kyla Stone
World of Stories 