Category: promotion
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The Beginning… #NewStory #MysteryFiction
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Today, I put pen to paper and began to write Swan Song, my next David Snow story. As usual, I was nervous; knowing I must start well almost terrified me. Even though I know it doesn’t matter if it’s brilliant or not, it could all change in a heartbeat as I go along. That problem…
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Book Review: Born for Revenge by Staci Troilo… #Fiction #Kidnapping Crime Fiction #Review #Excerpt @stacitroilo
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Who once was lost now is found. But grace didn’t lead her home. For the last year, the sinister shadow of unsolved kidnappings has haunted Detectives Holden Walsh and Cabe Paxton. Their cold case turns hot when one of the abductees returns, but her traumatized silence only sparks more questions. As the detectives unravel a…
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Thursday Promo: CrossFire #Fiction #Mystery #Excerpt #Poetry
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Detective David Snow has another killer to catch, a killer as mysterious as the crimes he commits.Betrayal and lies come to the surface as Snow struggles to find the truth, but is he looking in all the wrong places?Can Snow outwit the killer, or will the truth cost him his life? Excerpt from CrossFire ‘Do…
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My Saturday Review… Size Always Matters… #Nutrition #HealthMatters #Review @sgc58
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I meant to post this review yesterday, but my brain decided to take the day off and no amount of nagging was going to change its mind. It seems to be present and correct this morning, thank goodness! Huge thanks to Sally Cronin for writing this follow-up to her brilliant book Size Matters. I didn’t…
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The End of a Busy Week…
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Image by Leo from Pixabay Every chance of enjoying a quiet rainy day to end my busy week has just been ruined by two Water Board lorries turning outside to start digging up the road just as I was enjoying the sound of the rain on my window sill! To forget my troubles, I have been busy catching…
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The Fake Wife Review… #Mystery #Fiction
… She waited for the woman to ask her what she did, to seek details, the customary dance of strangers. Except they weren’t strangers, not in this odd game she’d been invited to play. They were married. ‘How about you,’ she asked, before adding a tentative, ‘darling,’ for good measure. It sounded odd and forced…
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Reading ‘The Mercy Chair’ by M W Craven…
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In an act of defiance against never having the time to enjoy a good read, I deliberately chose a book I knew I would enjoy and forced myself to ignore everything else. This was easier than I thought, probably because I’m not writing anything at the moment. Are you sitting comfortably? Then he’ll begin .…
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Would you Trust this Man? #Fiction
“No one is coming forward to introduce me, so I suppose it’s down to me. I met Charlie Fletcher while working on the hotel renovation. I knew who she was, but she didn’t know about me, and I wanted to keep it that way. I knew all about her sister, too, but I kept that…