Author of The Inspector Stone Mysteries
THE END, two words that carry a large emotional load for a writer. For some writers, typing THE END, whether literally or figuratively, brings an enormous sense of relief because they have finally finished working on a project that might well have been a struggle, while for others there is a tremendous sense of loss... Continue Reading →
My friend and fabulous beta reader Jessica Jesinghaus is running a giveaway for her book Mirror Mirror, I’ve read it and it’s very enjoyable with plenty of twists and turns that keep you guessing.
Feeling lucky? Take a shot at winning one of two paperback copies of Mirror, Mirror. This Goodreads Giveaway is valid for US residents (sorry my international peeps, I’ll catch you next time) and open to entries until May 24th.
You can enter the giveaway HERE. Read the blurb below and then screw up your courage… I dare you to look!
Nearly twenty years ago a teenage girl was murdered…
Samantha Carlson was just a young girl when her cousin, Emily, was brutally raped and killed in her own home. As a child, Sam’s family did their best to shelter her from the gruesome details. Now, working the crime beat for the Portland Tribune, Sam has the resources at her fingertips to investigate the case for herself.
Through the eyes of a killer…
After inheriting a family heirloom, an antique vanity table that once belonged to her murdered cousin…
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An interview with Peri June from the Navigating Indieworld group I'm part of on Goodreads, part of a series of interivews taking place this month. Her novel My Life As I Knew It is one of the many on my TBR list awaiting my attention
Welcome to ARCBookblog Kay, it's so nice to have you here, joining me for an interview, first of all, before we get to the questions, why don't you tell me and my readers a little about yourself. Kay - Confession time, I’m a fantasy addict! For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved the concept... Continue Reading →
I was going to title this post Autism vs Social Media, but that seems unfair to the people who are anti or unsocial but don't have autism or mental health problems as a reason (some people simply prefer to avoid people). I have encountered a number of discussions on Goodreads recently about the need for... Continue Reading →
Today's guest on ARCBook blog is RL Jackson, who was instrumental in setting up the blog-a-go-round that I have recently been a part of, and which has resulted in me interviewing some lovely people. Before I get on with the questions, let's find out a little about my guest. R.L Jackson writes fiction and enjoys... Continue Reading →
Today I'm providing my wonderful followers with not 1 but 2 great opportunities; first up is the change to win 3, that's right, 3 books from award winning author P D Workman, who is running a giveaway on Goodreads for her Medical Kidnap Files series. You can enter the giveaway here but before you do, you... Continue Reading →
The moderators of the Goodreads group I am part of, SIA (which stands for Support Indie Authors), a lovely group of people, by which I mean the group as a whole, not just the moderators, have put together an event for the holidays intended to showcase some of their favourite books from among those written... Continue Reading →
You like a bargain, don't you? Of course you do, who doesn't. Well, for all of you out there who like a bargain, or better yet, something free, the writer's group I am part of on Goodreads has a big event this weekend with lots of books listed as free or at reduced prices in... Continue Reading →
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