Tag: brilliant read.
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The Experimental Notebook II
Today, we are lucky enough to welcome Craig Boyack, better known perhaps as coldhandboyack.wordpress.com to our blog, to tell the world about his new book of short stories, The Experimental Notebook II. A finer collection you will not find, believe me! More from us further down the page, so over to you, Craig .…
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Promotion & Interview . . .
Yes,BAD MOON, another one of our books is FREE this week, as part of a kindle book promotion on Amazon. From now until Friday, the kindle copy costs absolutely nothing! Of course, we have an ulterior motive. We would love a few more reviews for this book, as it would make promoting it just a…
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Our Kindle Scout Campaign…
Just when we were almost ready to start the publication process for Anita’s new book, Let it Go, someone mentioned Kindle Scout. This was somewhere we could submit a new, never-before-published book to be considered for a publishing contract with Kindle Press. The more we read about Kindle Scout, the more excited we became. Time…
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Depraved Heart… by Patricia Cornwell
No. 1 New York Times bestselling author Patricia Cornwell delivers the twenty-third engrossing thriller in her high-stakes series starring medical examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta. Dr. Kay Scarpetta is working a suspicious death scene in Cambridge, Massachusetts when an emergency alert sounds on her phone. A video link lands in her text messages and seems to…
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Revisiting Scarpetta…
Flesh and Bone by Patricia Cornwell Quite a few years ago now, I was a huge fan of Kay Scarpetta, the forensic queen in Patricia Cornwell’s books. Long before I started writing my own mystery thriller books, I fell under the spell of Cornwell’s eerie writing style. The scrupulous attention to detail, the graphic…
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Review of the Week…
Haunting Megan by Rebecca Reilly After suffering years of abuse at the hands of her alcoholic mother, Megan wakes to screams, cries of murder, and the room splattered with blood. Sent to the mountains to live with the grandfather who’d once abandoned them, Megan must learn to care for her young sisters and manage Wind…
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Review of the Week…
Witch Ever Way you look at it. By Jennie Orbell Do you have the perfect life? Annie does. The perfect friend. The perfect business. And the perfect grandmother. She doesn’t need anything else, and certainly not Mace Anderson, the too-clever-for-his-own-good new neighbour who has moved into Honeysuckle Cottage. Unfortunately, Annie’s grandmother isn’t of the…
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I escaped into a book…
For over a month now, my whole world has been gradually eroding, becoming unfamiliar and strange. For someone who thought she could cope with just about anything, the news about the cancer caused sinister undulations to appear like ripples on a pond, spreading and overlapping as I watched in dismay. I tried to convince myself…
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‘Something in the Water’ Blog Tour
Author Spotlight: Ben Starling Today we are featuring our good friend and fellow blogger, Ben Starling, whose novel ‘Something in the Water’ was released yesterday. First of all Ben, tell us a little about yourself. How do you keep mind, body and spirit in shape? I think writing keeps my mind fit. An awful…
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Something in the Water…
The sealed box Teal finds in the street contains more than just a mystery… What if to be with the man of your dreams…you had to give up your life? On the verge of losing her job, side-lined journalist Teal is forced to travel to the South Pacific to profile a powerful businessman. But with…