Author of The Inspector Stone Mysteries
Carole P Roman, founder of Navigating Indieworld on Goodreads, has put together a catalogue of books in a variety of genres from authors in the far-reaching network she has established. Whether you like Romance, Mystery, Sci-fi, or you are looking for something to share with your children, you might even be something in the field... Continue Reading →
Hello and welcome to Hopping Good Reads. A wonderful book sale, uniting readers with new and exciting books. Many genres are on offer (noted in bold), so there should be something for everyone. Have a browse through the list below. All books are on sale for 99p/99c on 31st March 2018 (make sure to check... Continue Reading →
I've been working hard on the 4th book in my Inspector Stone Mysteries series and I am now getting close to the point where I will be making it available for pre-order. Just today I have received the cover files for the book from my designers, the fabulous http://www.derangeddoctordesign.com/ and my immediate thought was to reveal... Continue Reading →
A fabulous opportunity to get your hands on some free books, a couple of my own are included so you should really enter for a chance to get your hands on them.
Spark of Fire (The Phoenix Cycle Book 1) Grace Anthony Ember Moore, a Reaper, just wants to get through high school. She isn't ready to save the world. The Reapers are the police of the kindred races. They keep peace and law under the command of the Spirit Assembly. Until a dangerous cult, sworn to... Continue Reading →
Earlier in the year I featured Andria Stone and her book Edge of the Future (you can see the post here) and now she's back with the sequel, Edge of the Stars. Edge of The Stars Andria Stone “I’ve been tortured by a crazy woman, and have sparred with Von Radach. There’s nothing you can... Continue Reading →
Unfortunately that headline is not a title of an upcoming book in my Inspector Stone Mysteries series, it's something that happened to me at the beginning of the week. Since the first half of the year I have been published through the distribution platform Pronoun, which is owned by MacMillan. I've enjoyed my time with... Continue Reading →
I never considered the possibility that posting about the occasions when my writing journey hasn’t gone quite the way it’s supposed to (and occasionally when it’s gone totally tits up) could be a good thing. I’ll have to try and remember this, it’s some great advice.
Writing is not easy. If you have ever found yourself forcing out a few words, whilst listening to a crowd of negative voices in your head or staring miserably at 1567 glorious words you wrote yesterday, which now read like utter drivel, you will understand.
Social media doesn’t help. There are days when it feels like everyone else has the perfect writing life. They’ve exceeded their daily word count targets, planned a wonderful book marketing campaign, made contact with an interested agent and taken over every form of social media known to mankind…all before lunch.
You, on the other hand have not written anything since you woke up because you can’t find your favourite pen, the coffee machine is on the blink, you are still nursing an eight-day cold and the kids are running riot.
It’s on days like these when we need to read about other writers and their…
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Following my recent article on deciding to use beta readers for my last two books, I thought it would be nice to give a shout out to the three lovely ladies who took on the task of helping me to make my books the best they can be. The ladies in question are Carole P... Continue Reading →
