Published this day in 2021 A woman is dead, and another is missing. The only person who can save her is Cassie. With no clues and time running out, her brother, Detective Newbold, desperately needs her help. He is counting on Cassie’s clairvoyant and empathic abilities to locate Chantelle. When Chantelle’s brother, Pedro, seeks out a… Continue reading Happy Anniversary to The Killer on the Heath!
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.
My Review of Grip of Despair by Sam J. Fires
This is the second book of After the End series, and I’m enjoying them, if indeed that’s the right word. Maybe I should say entertained. It continues the story of Pat, the ex-cop, and Holly, an ex hospital in-patent who are thrown together. They each have their secrets and in this book Holly now knows… Continue reading My Review of Grip of Despair by Sam J. Fires
Book Trailer for Ruby Takes Chicago by Diann Floyd Boehm
Sahara from Norns Triad Publications makes the most amazing videos. She made the one for my book Time Lines. This is her latest trailer. If you are thinking about one for your book, then I highly recommend Norns Video Productions. Ruby Takes Chicago, is the sequel to Rise! A Girl’s Struggle for More. It’s now… Continue reading Book Trailer for Ruby Takes Chicago by Diann Floyd Boehm
My Review of The One For Me by Rachel Hanna
I found this on a Facebook advertisement. It said free book as is was the first of a series. It was a good romance story. Likeable characters, interesting backstories and not overly long. Jenny and Kyle are the main characters. Once childhood sweethearts, the two have moved on and grown up. When they come across… Continue reading My Review of The One For Me by Rachel Hanna
Character Interview: Julie from Time Lines
Thank you to Chantelle Atkins owner of The Glorious Outsiders website for interviewing the main character from my exciting time travel story, Time Lines. Welcome to another character interview on The Glorious Outsiders, where we are obsessively addicted to good books and memorable characters! At the … Character Interview: Julie from Timelines Buy Here
Hot off the Press #August
News from Karen’s Writing Desk Welcome to my monthly newsletter. Hot of the Press contains my writing and reading news and a few selected books I’ve read and enjoyed. Publishing News! Time Lines, my latest book is now live! I’m thrilled to bring this time travel story to you. Amazon Reading News I’ve been editing… Continue reading Hot off the Press #August
My Review of The Cook, the Ghost and her Sister by Ellen Read
The author offered advanced reader copies, and having read other Ellen Read books, I jumped at the chance. I loved it! The two parallel storylines happened side by side making it so interesting. The ghost is Eloise, later joined by her sister. In their previous lives, the sisters had disagreements. This meant as ghosts the… Continue reading My Review of The Cook, the Ghost and her Sister by Ellen Read
My Review of Tastefully Texas by K. S. Stevens
I did a feature on Tastefully Texas back in June and I think the cover is beautiful. That, and the description lured me straight to Amazon where I bought it. What I loved was how it isn’t just a romance. This was about the running of a cattle ranch, the beef it supplies, and delightful… Continue reading My Review of Tastefully Texas by K. S. Stevens
About a Book – The Day the Earth Turned by Chantelle Atkins
Introducing Chantelle Atkins WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? It’s set where I live, a semi-rural village we’ve lived in for 14 years. We have some busy roads cutting through us, a few tourist attractions, and an airport nearby but a few years back developers wanted to build a fake waterpark/lagoon… Continue reading About a Book – The Day the Earth Turned by Chantelle Atkins
My Review of The Lost Princess by Richard Dee
This was a free book that came with signing up for the author’s newsletter. I’ll put the link below. What I loved about The Lost Princess was that it was ‘normal’ science fiction. What I mean is that Miles, the main character, was a normal guy, and a journalist. He lived in a tower block… Continue reading My Review of The Lost Princess by Richard Dee
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