Poetry

Tears, a Poem

I came across this the whilst looking for something else. It’s never been published before. The pain of losing a parent is hard and I can almost hear the rawness of these words. Or, maybe it’s remembering how bad it felt that September day in 2010. Not only did I lose my mum that same… Continue reading Tears, a Poem

Avon, Novella, Romance

It’s #TeaserTuesday

This is the scary bit. It’s not a scary book in that sense, but it shows what can go wrong by one simple act of bad judgement. It changed Stella’s life. How she coped and survived takes a strong woman. If you like a courageous heroine who meets a mysterious man which eventually after many… Continue reading It’s #TeaserTuesday

Book, Novella, Romance

About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman

WebsiteAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? It initially came from a programme I saw on the television about a soup kitchen that helps the homeless. Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes.  I am a strong person; I have to be. But when I’m with… Continue reading About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman

Articles, Book

100 Days of Posts

That a record for me. 🏆 I managed to post something here every single day. There were book reviews, reblogs, photos, and chat. Then I hit a wall and produced nothing for at least week! I’ve been reading a book as a beta reader that was well over 500 pages long. 📖 If you follow… Continue reading 100 Days of Posts

Articles, Poetry

A Reading of The Family Tree

Darlene Foster, author of the Amanda books, read my poem, The Family Tree on here and as she was soon to attend a family reunion, thought it would be ideal to read it to them. I was very flattered, because I’d forgotten her comment, and it was only when I was scrolling through Facebook I… Continue reading A Reading of The Family Tree

Articles, Book, Christmas Reads

Christmas in July

I’d not heard of this until last year when I was told that it really was a ‘thing’. I looked it up and expats who live on the other side of the world, wanted a more traditional Christmas. As 25th of December is the height of their summer, they celebrated in July, today, the 25th.… Continue reading Christmas in July

Book, Mystery, Paranormal, Thriller

Reblogged – Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense

And whose book is first on the list? Moi! The Killer in the Heath is my paranormal adventure with the next two books coming out very soon! I love a long list of books, it’s ever so tempting! THE KILLER ON THE HEATH IN MEMORY OF MICHELLE But Not Forgotten: A Clint Wolf Novel (Clint… Continue reading Reblogged – Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense

Articles, Book

Karen’s Chat on Changing Book Sizes

Recently, I read two articles about books sizes. It was already something I had been thinking about. Was it just me changing my reading habits or had it always been this way? I receive a newsletter from Dave at Kindlepreneur who encouraged readers to share this information: There's been a dramatic change in book length… Continue reading Karen’s Chat on Changing Book Sizes

Poetry

Ow, it Hurts, a Silly Little Ditty.

Or is it the truth! Image courtesy of depositphotos.com Ring of fire. No, not a songI suffer in silence.Am I wrong?Try explaining. Piles, don’t you know?It makes me tenseI’m a tale of woe.Sometimes I can’t sit. It hurts.Makes me wriggle.Feels like a curse.Piles are painful, especially whenThey sit in a huddle.And swell up againI visit… Continue reading Ow, it Hurts, a Silly Little Ditty.

Articles

Welcome July

A few days ago I released a writing plan and all is going well with it so far. In fact, it made things easier to have them written down clearly so I can follow the list. However, I forgot a story, well two actually, because I only remembered it as I wrote this. I’ve been… Continue reading Welcome July