Karen’s Review Red and the Wolf was the second in the series. The adventure reminded me of the magical tales I read as a child, except with adult themes. Sorcha and Conall are the main characters and go on a journey. They battle dark ferocious creatures as well as discovering each other. Conall calls her… Continue reading Red and the Wolf by Vivienne Savage
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A dystopian – post-apocalyptic thriller you HAVE to read.
I came across this recently and having read these books, I just had to share. End of Days by Sam J Fires If you love dystopian fiction, and you’ve yet to read any books by Sam J Fires, then keep reading. Not only do Sam’s books… A dystopian – post-apocalyptic thriller you HAVE to read.
My Review of Grip of Madness by Sam J Fires
Karen’s Review Life in Medowview is almost becoming intolerable in this book five of the End of Days series. It lived up to its title of gripping. Marshal law in the shape Militia have taken now over the town. I mentioned that the two main characters Charlie and Harper hadn’t met in the previous book,… Continue reading My Review of Grip of Madness by Sam J Fires
Book and Stories You May Want to Read
I receive a lot of author’s newsletter’s and find them interesting. Many attend book signing events, and others share writing updates. I’m able to see their works in progress, and information on their latest releases. Being an author for some, is a business, and it takes a lot to keep readers engaged. I share a… Continue reading Book and Stories You May Want to Read
My Review of Grip of Death by Sam J Fires
Karen’s Review The snow and the cold plays a big part in adding to the atmosphere of this tense story. Charlie and Harper are the main characters living in the same town going through the same hardships, but don't yet know each other. Charlie lives with her grandmother Ruby, and uses her bicycle to travel… Continue reading My Review of Grip of Death by Sam J Fires
My Review of A Canadian Werewolf in New York by Mark Leslie
Karen’s Review What I liked about this book is that Michael, who is also a werewolf, has heightened senses in his human form. This really added something extra to the story and gave him the edge over other people. It came in useful and was amusing when he attempted to rescue his ex-girlfriend’s fiancé. A… Continue reading My Review of A Canadian Werewolf in New York by Mark Leslie
Karen’s Korner
Do You consider the length of a book when you choose it? I prefer shorter books to longer ones and recently had a discussion with someone who agreed … Karen’s Korner
The Shed by Lynn Miclea
This dropped into my email recently and I thought it excellent and wanted to share. Certainly gets your imagination going. A short story based on the image shown from a prompt from Writers Unite! – September 2022 The Shed A short story by Lynn Miclea Jay breathed in the brisk, cool night air, and let… Continue reading The Shed by Lynn Miclea
Pen To Publication: The Killer on the Heath
With Karen J Mossman So often we hear about a book when it is released, so we’d like to find out more about the process, and of the people who helped…Pen To Publication: The Killer on the Heath
National Sewing Month
This month every year, we officially celebrate the art of sewing. Something that many of us enjoy all year round. Sewing was once a necessary chore, …National Sewing Month
The Spoken Word by Tony McManus
This is a short blog post that resonated with me. Hopefully, it will for you, too. Enter Here