At the end of 2021, I had made my decision to remove and rewrite all of my books. As there were fourteen of them, I knew it would be a big task. One Christmas came out in December, it dealt with bereavement, and learning to live and love again. Copies flew off the shelf and… Continue reading Looking Back on 2022 and forward to 2023
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.
Make Up Your Mind Day
Do you make New Years’ Resolutions? I would say sometimes I do, and other times I don’t. But when I think about it, I always do. but just don’t say. …Make Up Your Mind Day
Are You Familiar with It?
This is the view from my front door. One thing that has fascinated me for years is how two people can see something so differently when they look at the same thing. As I’m older and the thought has been with me a long time, I now completely understand why this is so, but it… Continue reading Are You Familiar with It?
Examples of How I Get Story Ideas – not me, but Ruth Ann Nordin
Sometimes someone else’s blog post really fascinates me. Oh, to have written this many books! Well , I did, but I took the decision to rewrite every one. I don’t think I realised how long it would take. In the meantime, I can enjoy others, like this. In this post, I’m going to offer a… Continue reading Examples of How I Get Story Ideas – not me, but Ruth Ann Nordin
My Review of No Ordinary Christmas by Talia Hunter
Romantic and Witty I really enjoyed No Ordinary Christmas. The romance between Luke and Willow started at the beginning of the story and they got together pretty quickly. This made a change than having a book being mostly about the chase. The embarrassing incident Willow talks about at the beginning happened just before her school… Continue reading My Review of No Ordinary Christmas by Talia Hunter
My Review The Wehr Wolf by Alma Katsu
A Chilling Clever Tale This book came recommended, and as part of my book club, a few of us read it. It’s always fun to discuss, and to share reviews. With The Wehr Wolf being recommended and a short read, once more I didn’t read the description. It wasn’t until I began that I saw… Continue reading My Review The Wehr Wolf by Alma Katsu
Boxing Day
Happy Boxing Day! I was watching Graham Norton, a chat show host, and Tom Hanks, the American actor was one of the guests. They mentioned Boxing Day and he put up his fists and said we thought it was fighting day! When my sister first went to live in the US over thirty years ago,… Continue reading Boxing Day
Merry Christmas!
Wishing everyone all the very best for Christmas and the New Year. I’ll be spending it with my daughter and there will be eighteen of us around the Christmas table. Five of them are children, so I’m really looking forward to be with my nearest and dearest. I haven’t done any Christmas cross stitch, cards… Continue reading Merry Christmas!
Christmas Time
I love Christmas time and all the festivities. The decorations, and light shows outside of people’s houses that become flashier ever year – literally. 🤣 I love the food and the delicious aromas that come from recipes used for generations. The Snowballs, the Irish Cream, the Sherry! I love it all! This year I’ve enjoyed… Continue reading Christmas Time
My Review of Roasting Rob by Rose Bak
Now for Something Different I’ve been receiving this author’s newsletter for sometime now, and haven’t read any of her books, until now. It is so refreshing to read something that is a completely different concept. Yes, it’s a bit naughty, but the storyline in Roasting Rob is really great because it’s about older people finding… Continue reading My Review of Roasting Rob by Rose Bak
World of Stories 