In 2021, I read fifty two books. This year it’s over seventy. I’ve read a good mixture of genres from crime to fantasy, from apocalyptic to romance, science fiction, to young adult and even horror. I’ve read one anthology, one story collection, and one non-fiction. Nine, from different series and two cosy mysteries. Several from… Continue reading 2022 Best Book of the Year
Category: Crime
My Best Ever Christmas by Elizabeth Hill
A Great Short Read I came across My Best Christmas Ever on Facebook. A page I follow had shared it direct from the author. Elizabeth Hill is a name I had not come across before. As it was a short story at just 18 pages long, it was worth a read. I had no idea… Continue reading My Best Ever Christmas by Elizabeth Hill
Books Published on December 5th
https://www.amazon.co.uk/One-Christmas-Anglesey-Story-Collection-ebook/dp/B0BMB7ZWGQ/r 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 family, Christmas is the most magical of all. The tastes, smells, laughter - even the complaints are a part of the… Continue reading Books Published on December 5th
My Review of The Cuckoo Calling by Robert Galbraith
Secrets and Lies all the Way Through I watched this series on the television when it was first aired. I loved the relationship between Comoran and Robin. When the new one Troubled Blood aired, I decided to rewatch the entire series to bring me up to speed. I couldn’t get enough of it, and knew… Continue reading My Review of The Cuckoo Calling by Robert Galbraith
Festive Blog Hop 2022
Welcome to Santa’s Treasure Hunt blog Hop. All you have to do, is follow Santa’s sleigh as he travels around the world. Below is a list of stops where you can win a bundle of books. Visit each one and write down the Christmas word given at the bottom of each. Leave a comment on… Continue reading Festive Blog Hop 2022
My Review of Kiss & Tell by Julia Blake
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
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
My Head Just Exploded
Photo courtesy of Deposit Photos It happens now again, and this morning it showered me with words, sentences, and phrases. For the last few days, I’ve been thinking of what to write for a Halloween blog. I decided on a new short story/flash fiction. It came to me how there was only one person for… Continue reading My Head Just Exploded
My Review of Bad Boys Make Broken Men by Sam J Fires
Karen’s Review I don’t know where I picked up this little gem. I’m guessing it came from a newsletter. It was, and still is free. Broken Boys Make Bad Men is a prequel to a series. At only forty eight pages it’s a great quick read. I hadn’t expected to find what I did inside.… Continue reading My Review of Bad Boys Make Broken Men by Sam J Fires
The Man with the Flask by Karen J Mossman
People-watching is something I’ve always done.I enjoy seeing them interact in a way I never could. One incident sticks in my mind and it happened when I was a young woman back in the nineties. In those days I felt like a silent observer who lived on the cusp of society. An outsider that nobody… Continue reading The Man with the Flask by Karen J Mossman
