This is book three of a Christmas trilogy, and another quick read. Wendy is the sister of Glen, who we met in the last book, and Jeff, who inherited the family him from their father. Wendy works in this city and it is here she meet James, when they have to organise an event together.… Continue reading My Review of All’s Fair in Love and Christmas by Jennifer Nice
Author: Karen J. Mossman
Reblogged A Year in Books
I love seeing collection of book covers displayed like this. I can see one that I read and featured here and in the centre is my very own TimeLines. I am delighted that I met and surpassed my Goodreads Challenge this year. I set my goal at 48 books and read 54. (One book is… Continue reading Reblogged A Year in Books
My Review of The Aftermath by Kellee L Greene
This is the follow up to The Landing about an alien invasion, which I really enjoyed. Darcie and Ben want to go to the big city in the aftermath of the landing and taking away as many people as they could get. The teenagers hoped to find other survivors, and get help. Along the way… Continue reading My Review of The Aftermath by Kellee L Greene
My Review of The Landing by Kelee L. Greene
This time in 2022, I wanted to read more apocolyptic books, and the majority of my yearly reads were on this subject. There is a huge choice, and I’ll continue to enjoy them. But there is another subject I want to read, alien invasion where UFOs appear in the sky. So I looked at what… Continue reading My Review of The Landing by Kelee L. Greene
Karen’s Chat about Imagination
I am an eclectic person. If I see something and it catches my imagination, I want to do it. Since I retired, it’s become more noticeably. My go to place was YouTube where I’d spend hours researching it. I then collected everything I needed and it gave me a lot of enjoyment to make what… Continue reading Karen’s Chat about Imagination
Time Lines is On Special Offer!
For this week only you can buy my books Time Lines for 99c. Time travel can be a useful resource, but what if something unexpected goes wrong? In the year 3236, the government uses time travel to document the mistakes of the past. It’s a way to gain power in the present by learning from… Continue reading Time Lines is On Special Offer!
My Review of That’s it in a Nutcracker by Jennifer Nice
This is another quick read, so after reading the first of the trilogy, I went onto this one. Beth and Glen were minor characters in Merry Christmas Eve Eve, now this is their story. Beth runs the local bakery/cafe and makes delicious cakes which she delivers to the local manor house for their events. Glen’s… Continue reading My Review of That’s it in a Nutcracker by Jennifer Nice
Hot off the Press #12 December
News from Karen’s Writing Desk Welcome to my last monthly newsletter. I’ve decided to discontinue this. Hot of the Press has been news of my writing, but that’s been slower than I’d hoped. My reading news is always aplenty, and I’m starting a new feature on the Norns Triad Publications website with that, so please… Continue reading Hot off the Press #12 December
Reblogged – Finger Point Prompt – Bullet
I’ve not seen this before, but so much fun, and you know how I love little stories. One for me to try at a later date, perhaps. Don’t forget to subscribe whilst you’re there. I guess everyone knows how this works. I open a book to a random page, and then, with my eyes closed,… Continue reading Reblogged – Finger Point Prompt – Bullet
My Review of Merry Christmas Eve Eve by Jennifer Nice
I’d not read any Christmas books on the run up as was my intention. I’ve been too wrapped up in other stories. It was literally on Christmas eve eve that I went onto Amazon and put ‘short Christmas read’ into the search bar and this came up. I read it one sitting the next day.… Continue reading My Review of Merry Christmas Eve Eve by Jennifer Nice