Tag: fiction
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It’s *today! Free online writing retreat.
There’s just ONE WEEK to go, before the Keyboard to Kindle FREE online writing retreat, on Tuesday, October 13th, from 10am – 2pm.
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My October Reads
Like this blog? You can find more of my monthly reads here. My book choices are quite different from each other this month. Second chance romance, The Day Our Lives Collided, has been picked to support the author, Laura Pearson, who recently found herself in and out of hospital with a serious diagnosis during her…
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The Holiday.
It was a beautiful view, Mary couldn’t deny that. Brian had said it was ‘quintessentially English’. She didn’t know the actual definition of quintessential but he was sure to be right.
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My September Reading List
Like this blog? You can find more of my reading lists here. This Month’s Read: SENTENCED, by M J Whelan. (Contemporary, Psychological, Fiction. Published 2025) Liz’s world collapses when she learns the police have arrested her son and his partner. Forced to make a quick decision, she takes in their three-year-old daughter, Freya – a grandchild…
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My Summer Reading List
Scroll down to see what I’m reading – and recommending – this summer. Liked this blog? You can find more of my reading lists here. Each *month, I aim to read and review books that are either self-published or by less well known authors. All these summer picks are from authors I’ve had the pleasure of…
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Phew! What a Scorcher!
This famous headline which may or may not have actually appeared on the front page of The Sun newspaper, during the two-week long, blistering summer of 1976, is still being talked about fifty years on, as we experience the hottest days in May since UK records began. Words – good and bad – can have…
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My May Reading List.
Each month I aim to read two books that are either self-published or by less well known authors and then review one of them.
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Spring In My Step.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. I love spring. Of course, there’s nothing unusual about that. What’s not to like amongst daffodils, warm sunshine and longer days?
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The Mother’s Day.
I love the sight of daffodils in March. It signifies the start of spring, which means the arrival, (hopefully), of warmer weather and, (more selfishly), my birthday.
