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
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Victory 75, Wartime Stories
I loved being involved in this anthology. Having such great writers Jane Risdon and Julia Blake join us in … Victory 75, Wartime Stories
A Soapy Shakedown by Tony McManus
I took this from a Facebook group where Tony had shared it. It’s well worth reading. Tony's Campfire Tales The long day had waned. The sun was down. The gear was packed. Tomorrow we would leave the wilderness peace for the city. The last campfire blazed.I filled two tin cups with good whisky and handed… Continue reading A Soapy Shakedown by Tony McManus
Mechanical Mike by Paul White
Karen’s Magic Reviews This book is just thirty one pages long. Perfect for when you’re looking for a quick read. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and when it finished, I wanted more! In my feature #Pictures Telling Stories, I like to choose images that I feel represent the story I’ve read. Set in WW2, it tells… Continue reading Mechanical Mike by Paul White
Scam by Stevie Turner
Karen’s Review This book was the winner of the Electric Eclectic Novella Competition. It is a hundred and twenty-one pages long and in Kindle Unlimited. ‘Just when you think you know the story, you don’t.’ This is an excellent short read about a woman who was scammed and all the consequences that brings. I liked… Continue reading Scam by Stevie Turner
A Different Kind of Christmas Story, Below Torrential Hill, a review
Karen’s Review A winner of the Electric Electra Books Novella Competition 2020, I had this on pre-order and hadn’t realised it was a Christmas story. It's a very deep, thought-provoking tale about 16-year-old Tristan and his family, and all set over the Christmas period. It takes you on an unusual journey with a comet blazing… Continue reading A Different Kind of Christmas Story, Below Torrential Hill, a review
Below Torrential Hill, a New Release by Jonathan Koven
Release Date: December 3rd, 2021 190 pages It’s Christmas, and strange occurrences are plaguing the small town of Torrential Hill: a supernatural comet, undead insects, exploding streetlights, and a presence luring people into the woods. But when the mother of Tristen—a wistful, fatherless sixteen-year-old boy—hears voices from the kitchen sink, all he can think of… Continue reading Below Torrential Hill, a New Release by Jonathan Koven
About a Book – A New Summer’s Garden by Paul White
Introducing Paul White WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? This book came about from reading far too many crime stories, thrillers, and suspense dramas; or watching them at the cinema, and on late night television. A New Summer Garden is a compendium of all the great bits of those books, films,… Continue reading About a Book – A New Summer’s Garden by Paul White
Deep Waters by Paul White
Paranormal Romance 41 pages Life Love Emotions Heartbreak Deep Waters is a heart-wrenching story of one man's fight to come to terms with his wife's death.This touching and emotional tale allows privileged insight into Gary's mind as he stumbles onward through life and unveils an understanding of why he chose this island to execute his last… Continue reading Deep Waters by Paul White
A New Summer’s Garden, by Paul White
Karen’s Review This is a great read that has a bit of everything, crime, murder, and humour. Something the Paul White is good at. In my pictures telling stories above, I try to find an image to match the story I’ve read. The first picture is Sam working in the garden of the house of… Continue reading A New Summer’s Garden, by Paul White
Karen J. Mossman 