Joanna is a feisty and independent woman. She was also the first of the strong women I began writing about. I like my heroines to have a vulnerability about them. Some damage that was done in the past that makes them who they are today. This was my first ever novel and since then there… Continue reading Joanna is Fighting Back!
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How to Deal with Reviews
By Karen J Mossman As authors, we love book reviews. Without them how would we know if readers enjoy our work? People don’t like leaving reviews and I don’t know why. I am an author but first and foremost I'm a reader. I love writing reviews. Perhaps that’s just the writer in me. I’ve spent… Continue reading How to Deal with Reviews
Award Winning
Karen J Mossman I really am honoured to win this award through the wonderful magazine, Eleven. I love reading books by Indie writers and review them on my website - Karen's Book Buzz Blog - and that's what this award for. It's a great online magazine full of interesting stuff. You should check it out here. I… Continue reading Award Winning
Here is my interview with Karen Mossman
An in-depth interview with yours truely. ☺️
Meet Karen J. Mossman
Don’t you just love having guests over? It is wonderful to be able to introduce you to another author whose books might just tickle your fancy – Karen J. Mossman.
BIO
I come from a family of journalists, but am the only one to have gone into fiction. My first book was published in 2014 and this year I hope to write the sequel to that.
I live in Anglesey, a small island off the North Wales coast with my husband and elderly Yorkshire terrier. We have two children who were born on the same day two years apart and ironically 2lbs different in weight. At the time we lived at house number 22. It’s a pity they didn’t have the lottery back then! Although I always considered myself blessed and lucky with them and I now have two grandchildren.
Links:
Website – Magic of Stories https://magicofstories.net
Bookstore – https://magicofstories.selz.com/editor?url=/
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Friday Interview
Author Karen J Mossman - me! has been interviewed on Barbara Chioffi's blog as a FRIDAY INTERVIEW Babara is a gifted author herself. Her books can be found here I know Barbara is a gifted writer because I have read two of her books and you can see them featured on Karen's Book Blog - Dark Lycan and… Continue reading Friday Interview
Joanna’s Journey – Review
A great feature and review for Joanna’s Journey
After reading ‘The Secret Will Out’ by Karen J Mossman in print. I looked up and found she had several other books out, and this was the latest release.
Here’s my review of this lovely heartfelt book –
Amazon review –
There are a couple of things I really enjoyed with Karen’s writing, from the detail of the worlds she’s created, (and the facts that around that, the story was built into a local city that I visited quite often) to the depth of the characters. Each novel, has had it’s own unique and outstandingly natural storyline. They’re almost so believable that you’d mistake her for your flawed best friend, who can be both amazing and yet stupid and frustrating all at the same time. I found her just so relatable, that of course I wanted the best for her in her love life, falling for two guys has to…
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Party Invitation
I'm having a party and you are invited! Yes, all of you! Where? The comfort of your own home. What kind? A virtual party. Where? On Facebook. Why? For the launch of my new book The Truth Will Out. What's going on? Fun and games, virtual drinks, lots of laughter, great author spots.… Continue reading Party Invitation
Withington, The Setting for Behind Closed Doors.
by Karen J Mossman If you have read Behind Closed Doors, you might want to know a little about the area mentioned in the story. Withington in Manchester is a place I lived from 1968 until 1976. I wanted Kerry and Tommy to be in a place I knew so I could describe and… Continue reading Withington, The Setting for Behind Closed Doors.
Cover Story
by Karen J Mossman When I had completed my first book in 2012, my editor suggested I change the name from its working title of Love and War. It was difficult to come up with something new and original, and I went with Star Struck. I had no idea how to find a cover and… Continue reading Cover Story
World of Stories 