Category: nightmares
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It is What it is… #Falling to pieces #Depression
Image by Karen Nadine from Pixabay I have been among the missing this week, and hopefully I have turned a corner as I am feeling a little better today. My not so friendly arthritis was the problem. Slowly getting worse, I knew I was reaching crisis point. My old friend depression has been at the door for a…
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The Bubble Reputation… #Review #Fiction #Women’s Psychological Fiction
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If you want to destroy someone’s reputation, social media provides the perfect tool. Emmie Hobson, children’s author and TV presenter, is riding high on a wave of popularity when an unscrupulous newspaper editor, desperate for a scoop, brings Emmie’s world crashing down. Social media picks up the baton and a terrifying backlash of hate and…
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Yesterday… not a Good Day…
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my surprise peonies… I didn’t feel like myself yesterday, and what’s more, I didn’t want to know who this pitiful creature was. I woke up in so much pain, and the only reason I staggered downstairs was to grab some pain relief from the kitchen cupboard. This happens now and then, and I normally take…
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Scrivener: Part Two…
So, my book is now on Scrivener. Smoothly and efficiently transferred, and split into chapters too, would you believe it? All well and good, but what do I do now? Not wanting to attempt anything too adventurous, I chose a chapter and began the second edit. I had a long list of things to check,…
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Merciless Mayhem… #Review #Fiction # Native American Literature #EmptyTheTanks #DontBuyATicket @SueColetta1
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Shawnee and Mayhem continue to wreak havoc on the Killzme Corporation—the largest animal trafficking ring in the country—by killing one poacher at a time. The stakes grow increasingly higher when the nefarious group retaliates by putting a bounty on their heads. Meanwhile, the traffickers set their sights on capturing Orca for profit and pleasure. With…
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What a Weekend!
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I am still reeling from the weekend we have just had! Not only was it a Bank Holiday Weekend, it was a family gathering weekend and that should have made it busy enough, but I ended up utilising all those gaps between visits and cooking to continue trying to sort out who, if anyone, would…
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Bit of a Rubbish Week…
What a jolly week I haven’t had! A mixed bag of blessings, disappointment, and trouble. We ordered things that have been found wanting and sent them back. More things were ordered, but they failed to work, so they went back too. Two refurbished computers turned up one after the other and neither of them worked.…
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Should Have Been Easy!
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This morning, still shell shocked by the awful day I had yesterday, I hunted through Anita’s poems to find a little peace. Something to soothe the shambles in my head. The morning wasn’t too bad, so my plan of installing the new desktop computer after lunch seemed all set. You must have heard about all…
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I Didn’t see any of this Coming!
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My week has ended, not with a bang but with a whimper from yours truly… Somehow, my one-job-at-a-time routine has gone dramatically wrong, and after such a brilliant beginning, too. I have so many irons in the fire again, and it must have crept up on me unawares, for I didn’t realise what had happened…
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Book Review for Nasty Little Cuts by Tina Baker #Psychological Thrillers #Review
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A nightmare jolts Debs awake. She leaves the kids tucked up in their beds and goes downstairs. There’s a man in her kitchen, holding a knife. But it’s not an intruder. This is her husband Marc, the father of her children.Once, their differences were what drew them together. Him, the ex-army officer from a good…