If you are looking for a book boyfriend, look no further than Kelly. Despite who he is, his feet are firmly on the ground. He cares about people and believes that sometimes folk need a little help to see their true selves. Stella is that person and she that tells the story of her knight… Continue reading #FictionFriday – Play the Game
Category: Novella
The Devil’s Pawn by Tracie Delaney
Before I was born, my father bound me to the powerful De Vil family. One agreement, forged in greed, turned my entire future into a transaction. In four days, I’ll marry Alexander De Vil, the brooding heir to the De Vil Dynasty. My Review This book had a lot of things I don’t usually like:… Continue reading The Devil’s Pawn by Tracie Delaney
Cocktails and Charm by J K Barton
My Review Sue is deeply in love with her husband, and he adores her in return. For her birthday, he gives her something truly special. She also shares a wonderful relationship with her sister, and life seems to be flowing along happily. I liked how the author kept the story engaging as we shared in… Continue reading Cocktails and Charm by J K Barton
Famous Once by Jane Green
My Review This was a different kind of rock star story, and for that reason I was hooked. Everybody gets older, and for Astrid, her days of being married to Callum Blake are long gone. She once lived a glamorous rock ’n’ roll lifestyle, and it was interesting to be taken back and relive some… Continue reading Famous Once by Jane Green
Tower by Claire Kent
My Review What a lovely story this was! It was everything I enjoy most. 😍 single point of view 😍 strong masculine hero 😍 feisty pretty girl 😍 rescue situations 😍 motorbike club 😍 post apocalyptic 😍 novella length 😍 great writing 😍 sweet romance The relationship between the two main characters was touching. As… Continue reading Tower by Claire Kent
Today is #ScienceFictionDay
All my books have a twist of romance, except one - Time Lines. https://videopress.com/v/gxcv3UoC?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true This is a time travel story where Julie goes back in time to collect visual evidence for her government. This time, though, something goes wrong. https://videopress.com/v/46ZCNGhQ?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Time travel can be a useful resource, but what if something unexpected goes wrong? In… Continue reading Today is #ScienceFictionDay
The Swimmer by Graham Norton
My Review An idyllic setting is where this short story begins. An older lady sits in the garden of her cottage, overlooking the sea and enjoying life as a retiree. Although her new life is good, there are things beneath the surface that cause a ripple. It starts with her sister coming to live with… Continue reading The Swimmer by Graham Norton
New Year’s Day
On New Year’s day many families have their traditions. What is yours? How do you spend New Year’s Day? In my family, before I married, we would either go to visit relations who lived a distance from us, or they would come to us, and we would have a buffet. After I married, my husband’s… Continue reading New Year’s Day
A Man in The Dark By Mary Woldering
My Review It’s the first time I’ve read a book set in the 1930s, and what a caper it is. When Markus’s father is murdered, he travels across the country to uncover the truth and avenge his death. As a vampire, he can extract far more than answers in this often grim and violent world.… Continue reading A Man in The Dark By Mary Woldering
Chrome Baubles by Claire Shaw
My Review When Mara is attacked on the way home from her writing group, a stranger appears out of nowhere to rescue her. He is taken to prison for assault. As he serves time, Mara writes to him and their relationship slowly builds. It’s the writing that make this story so alluring, the words draw… Continue reading Chrome Baubles by Claire Shaw
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