Karen’s Review This is the fifth book in the series, and they are all standalone. Kiss and Tell is the penultimate one, and I’d accidentally skipped it after I’d read sixth. Each character in this family has their own story. This one belonged to Isabella Santorini. She never forgot Nick Eastman and their teenage romance.… Continue reading My Review of Kiss & Tell by Julia Blake
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.
Wolfenoot Day
When choosing what to write about this month, I tried to look for something different. Different came in the form of a word I’d never come across … Wolfenoot Day
First Date by Penny Wilson
I liked this little piece of flash fiction. Tina was young and naive. She was also a statuesque beauty that Rex fell for the first time he saw her picture. Rex had everything in order. He … First Date
Karen’s Korner
This is a feature I do on the Norns Triads Publications blog twice a month. I thought I would share it here too. Winter Winter lies across the land Stark and white, and bare. All is quiet, not a sound, As if nature didn’t care. Winter is … Read more....
National Child’s Day
Clink image for more information Celebrate this day by recognising your child’s ambitions and goals in life. Some children know exactly what they want to be and aim in that direction. As a child, I had no ambitions and no clue as to what I wanted to do in life. It wasn’t the done thing… Continue reading National Child’s Day
About a Book – Stone Cold by Karina Kantas
Introducing Karina Kantas WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? Stone Cold is very biographical. So many of the scenes actually happened.. Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes. How far would I have gone? Would I have been satisfied with drawing a little blood? Give… Continue reading About a Book – Stone Cold by Karina Kantas
A Night at the Carnival | A Short Story
I really enjoyed this. Bridgette is a great writer, and so far those that I’ve read have been light hearted. This one wasn’t. A man stumbles into a shady piano bar and finds more than a stiff drink. A Night at the Carnival | A Short Story
One Christmas, An Anglesey Story
From awarding winning author Karen J Mossman, comes a heart-warming Christmas tale. Tina tells the story of what happened one Christmas time. Who knew life could change so drastically from one heartbeat to the next. One second, you're full of wonderous joy, the next ... The holidays are a festive time. For Tina and her… Continue reading One Christmas, An Anglesey Story
My Review of Ghost Mark by JP McLean
Karen’s Review I was looking forward to reading this second book of a new series by JP McLean. It wasn’t quite what I expected. It was even better! The friendship between Jane, the main character, and Sadie was realistic. Best friends argue, but their love and respect for each other always shines through. The two… Continue reading My Review of Ghost Mark by JP McLean
A Review of Daisy by Pat Backley
This sounds like an interesting book, and I like the photos that’s accompanied them, too. It’s rather interesting how Daisy came into this life, infact under very unusual circumstances back in East London 1887. We read the background of …Daisy – Pat Backley
World of Stories 