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Image courtesy of J Hardy Carroll Shadows loom from all corners of my room as daylight fades like hope. Insects scratch-scratch-scratch, scuttling under my creaky metal bed frame. I’m trapped in a spider web of shattered memories. Fluttering. A moth. Gossamer wings translucent in the moonlight. Fragile. We’re all so…
I am over the moon to be sharing with you the brand new cover for Robert Enright’s novel, One By One, but first, here’s the blurb … Violence is like a storm. For Lucas Cole, life is more than he could have ever hoped for. Daily Muay Thai training sessions with his best friend, a… Continue reading #CoverReveal One By One by Robert Enright @REnright_Author @daveymac1975
I have been waiting FOREVER to share my thoughts on Louise Jensen’s latest novel, The Surrogate and I am over the moon to be kicking off the blog tour so that I can finally share them with you. But first, here’s the blurb … ‘You know that feeling? When you want something so badly, you… Continue reading #BlogTour #BookReview The Surrogate by Louise Jensen @Fab_Fiction @Bookouture
I am delighted to be handing the blog over to author, Rachel Malik today as she talks about the characterisation in her novel, Miss Boston and Miss Hargreaves. Over to you, Rachel! Miss Boston and Miss Hargreaves I’m afraid I can’t talk about Miss Boston without talking about Miss Hargreaves or Miss Hargreaves without Miss… Continue reading #AuthorTakeover Rachel Malik talks #characterisation in her #debutnovel @RachelMalik99 @PenguinUKbooks
It’s my stop on the blog tour for Fiona Curlew’s novel Dan Knew today and I have a great guest post from the author to share with you … Over to you, Fiona. When you don’t want to go there but you know you have to … There are a lot of us. People who… Continue reading #blogtour Dan Knew by Fiona Curlew @fjcurlew #GuestPost #IndieAuthor
Today I have the start of my review of Maria in the Moon by Louise Beech ORENDA BOOKS (15 Aug. 2017) Long ago my beloved Nanny Eve chose my name. Then one day she stopped calling me it. I try now to remember why, but I just can’t.’ Thirty-two-year-old Catherine Hope has a great memory.… Continue reading #Blog Tour Maria in the Moon by Louise Beech @LouiseWriter @OrendaBooks @Annecater
I am over the moon to be sharing my thoughts on this utterly enthralling book from the wonderful Michael J Malone … House of Spines is an absolute must read … ORENDA BOOKS (16 Aug. 2017) Ran McGhie’s world has been turned upside down. A young, lonely and frustrated writer, and suffering from mental-health problems,… Continue reading #BlogTour House of Spines Michael J Malone @michaelJmalone1 @OrendaBooks
I have something really special for you today, bookworms! As part of the Bloody Scotland International Crime Writing Festival, several authors were invited to write a short story based on a picture of somewhere in Scotland, the result is bloody brilliant! Today, I am sharing with you my review of Sara Sheridan’s contribution, Sanctuary. Sara’s… Continue reading #BlogTour #Review Sanctuary by Sara Sheridan @sarasheridan @Brownlee_Donald @BloodyScotland
Today I am sharing my review of Race to the Kill by Helen Cadbury, as always, here’s the blurb … Allison & Busby (21 Sept. 2017) It is the middle of a long night shift for PC Sean Denton and his partner PC Gavin Wentworth when they… Continue reading #BlogTour #Review Race To The Kill by Helen Cadbury @AllisonandBusby
Huge congratulations on winning your Chill Award, Harriet! You must be so happy that your work has been recognised in this way. Now, before we carry on, would you please introduce yourself to my readers, just in case they don’t know you already … Hello Emma, and many thanks for inviting me to be in… Continue reading #ChillWithABookAward winner Harriet Steel talks all things #bookish @harrietsteel1 @ChillWithABook
Emma The Little Bookworm 