Book, Christmas Reads, Novella, series

Christmas At Thornton Park by Ellen Read

This is a very enjoyable Christmassy novella, I loved the quirky characters, the polite conversation and the fabulous setting in 1930s Australia. Troupes ❤️ eccentric characters ❤️ best friends ❤️ family traditions ❤️ stolen gems ❤️ Russian dolls ❤️ dastardly deeds ❤️ Christmas parties Alexandria has a history of finding dead bodies or stolen items.… Continue reading Christmas At Thornton Park by Ellen Read

Book, Christmas Reads, Novella, Romance

Mistletoe and Gluhwein by Toya Richardson

My Review. The magic of Christmas has arrived! We meet Bethany and Asher as they meet at the German Christmas markets. Both are there on research trips for their various enterprises. Love at first sight is what happens as the two are instantly drawn to another. Their relationship is pretty cute as they enjoy everything… Continue reading Mistletoe and Gluhwein by Toya Richardson

Book, Novella, Romance

I want You Back by Sophie Toovey.

I found Sophie on Instagram and she describes herself as ‘Not Sweet. Not spicy. Just real. Kisses.’ As I was a bit fed of spicy, and wanted sweet, but not twee, it sounded like it could be okay. OKAY?! It was more than ok. I loved this story. It was simply a right good tale!… Continue reading I want You Back by Sophie Toovey.

Book, Novella, series

Kicked in the Heart by L A Remenicky

Who knew I liked American football? Well, I don’t really. It was the blurb that drew me to this story. I can’t say I’m a fan of the sport now either. But this story isn’t about that, although it’s a bonus if you do like it. No, this is about the relationship between Butch and… Continue reading Kicked in the Heart by L A Remenicky

Articles, Novella, science Fiction

Meet My Character – Julie from Timelines

Shop Here Choosing a main character for your book is a big deal. What they have to say guides the plot as they evolve and take form.  For Time Lines, I introduced readers to Julie. It would have been great if I could tell you a good story about how my main character came to be,… Continue reading Meet My Character – Julie from Timelines

Book, Novella

About a Book – Only in September by Cynthia Flowers.

Introducing Cynthia Flowers Goodreads Where did the idea for the story come from? An incident that happened during one of my visits to Block Island that didn’t go much further than a couple of dog walks together but the chemistry between us was palpable. It inspired my imagination to ask, ‘what if’, and from there… Continue reading About a Book – Only in September by Cynthia Flowers.

Book, Kindle Unlimited, Novella, Romance, Thriller

My Review of Death Row by Freida McFadden

What the heck have I just read!! Death Row by Freida McFadden Short Read Romance/Suspense/Twist Rating: 5 Stars 73 pages, Kindle Unlimited Words almost fail me with this story. It was certainly clever but cruel too. The protagonist suffered, her husband did, and we, the reader didn’t know what was going on! Talia is in… Continue reading My Review of Death Row by Freida McFadden

Book, Novella, Romance

My Review of Fireworks in the Sky by Pamela Ackerson

It didn’t work for me. Fireworks in the Sky by Pamela Ackerson A short romantic read Rating: 3 Stars 37 pages I chose this because I love short reads, but have to say it was disappointing. The only reason I finished it was because it was short. It started with an introduction to the protagonist… Continue reading My Review of Fireworks in the Sky by Pamela Ackerson

Book, Kindle Unlimited, Novella, series, Young Adult/Teen

My Review and Bubblegum and Butterflies

A Sweet Enjoyable Romance Bubblegum and Butterflies by Lynette Ferreira Sweet Romance, Young Adult Rating: 5 Stars 186 pages I enjoyed this a lot. After reading a few graphic adult stories, Bubblegum and Butterflies was a welcome change. I loved the innocence of it. Charlize and Daniel are teenagers experiencing love for the first time.… Continue reading My Review and Bubblegum and Butterflies

Book, Mystery, Novella, Uncategorized

Teaser Thursday – Finding Amanda.

Recently I’ve come across authors using tropes. It’s a great way to use imagery to explain what a story is about. Along with a specially selected excerpt, it’s a perfect way for readers to see at a glance what the story is about. I’m a prolific reader, and I’ve enjoyed seeing these. It’s’s resulted in… Continue reading Teaser Thursday – Finding Amanda.