No, I don’t. Lots do, and I guess I’m one of a minority. I love gritty and dark romances. Bad boys are often fun, aren’t they? But my ‘ick ‘ (note - new modern word used for the first time) is the crude language that comes with it. More so when combined with beautiful prose.… Continue reading Would You Like Smut With Your Coffee?
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Reblogged- Would you like a Pet Writer?
Is this anything you have ever considered? No? Neither had I then I came across this genius piece of writer. All writers can relate… 😂 So you’ve got yourself a writer. They looked so cute when you saw them through the window of the coffee shop, didn’t they? Huddled in a corner with … Caring… Continue reading Reblogged- Would you like a Pet Writer?
My Review – Summer Season at Sandy Coves by Michele E. Northwood
I saw this in the Norns Triad Book Group and I was able to chat with the author. She said Summer Season at Sandy Coves is the first book of a trilogy, and books two and three are coming out shortly. This is a fun read and told mainly through the viewpoint of Julia, who… Continue reading My Review – Summer Season at Sandy Coves by Michele E. Northwood
Summer Season at Sandy Cove by Michele E. Northwood
“Summer Season at Sandy Coves," Book One in a Trilogy. Welcome to Sandy Coves Holiday Centre, where nothing is quite what it seems, and almost nobody can be trusted. When Julia takes a job as a waitress to forget her cheating ex-boyfriend and cure her broken heart, she soon discovers she’s jumped from the frying… Continue reading Summer Season at Sandy Cove by Michele E. Northwood
About a Book – Paranormal Investigation by Chantal Bellehumeur
Introducing Chantal Bellehumeur WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? This summer, I went on a guided tour of the Cornwall historical jail and returned in the fall to conduct a paranormal investigation with my husband and son. The old building is considered haunted, and many people have witnessed strange occurrences there,… Continue reading About a Book – Paranormal Investigation by Chantal Bellehumeur
Celebrating Mother’s Day with My Mum
Like me, many of us will never again be with our mums for Mother’s Day. So, I’m celebrating mine with two of her poems. Mum didn’t have a lot of time to write as she was a full time foster carer. When she did, she had such a way with words. I kept the letters… Continue reading Celebrating Mother’s Day with My Mum
My Review of No Ordinary Christmas by Talia Hunter
Romantic and Witty I really enjoyed No Ordinary Christmas. The romance between Luke and Willow started at the beginning of the story and they got together pretty quickly. This made a change than having a book being mostly about the chase. The embarrassing incident Willow talks about at the beginning happened just before her school… Continue reading My Review of No Ordinary Christmas by Talia Hunter
Have You Forgotten Anything?
Today is my mother’s birthday, albeit a heavenly one, as it has been for the last twelve years. It doesn’t stop me thinking of her and remembering how I would hightail across Manchester to spend the day with her. Mum and Dad had a second family. They adopted children who were only slightly younger than… Continue reading Have You Forgotten Anything?
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
Flash Fiction: The Gift Box: by Karen J Mossman
I threw open a challenge on Facebook to give me something to write a short story about. I was given ‘Balloons, a square red box with a blue ribbon and a bow. This is what I came up with. When I opened the door this morning, it sat on the step. It wasn’t even my… Continue reading Flash Fiction: The Gift Box: by Karen J Mossman
World of Stories 