I’m absolutely delighted today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of Secrets of the Mist by Kate Ryder: published on 19th September by Aria Fiction, it’s available for kindle via Amazon and also for Kobo, via iBooks and through Google Play. My thanks to Vicky at Aria Fiction for the invitation… Read More »
It’s always a pleasure to feature books from Honno Welsh Women’s Press, and today I’m delighted to be joining the blog tour for The Jeweller by Caryl Lewis (translated by Gwen Davies), published on 19 September 2019, available in paperback and for kindle. My thanks to Julia Forster for the invitation and support, and to… Read More »
It’s a pleasure today to share my review of Someone Close To Home by Alex Craigie – not a new book for once, but published in December 2016, and available in paperback, for kindle and as an audiobook. The copy I read was my own, purchased for kindle via Amazon. The Narberth Book Fair is… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Magic Carpet by Jessica Norrie, independently published in July 2019, and available for kindle and in paperback. My thanks to Anne at Random Things Tours for the invitation and support. I think I should start with a little apology. I bought a… Read More »
It’s time, I think, to start looking forward to my next short break – I’m visiting Pembrokeshire for a few days (yes, my Airbnb is booked, and final directions received today – a converted cowshed in Narberth, and it looks rather lovely!), with the highlight of my trip being the opportunity to spend time at… Read More »
I’ve heard great things about Morecambe & Vice, the North West’s quirkiest crime-writing festival. Back this year for its third year running, it’s a real pleasure to be joining the blog tour organised by Sarah at BOTBSPublicity: a large number of bloggers are featuring posts spotlighting authors who will be part of the festival programme… Read More »
It’s an absolute delight today to join the blog tour and share my review of Escape to Giddywell Grange by the wonderful Kim Nash. Published by Hera Books on 18th September, it’s now available for kindle from Amazon, and also for Kobo and via iBooks. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the… Read More »
A pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Weighing Of The Heart by Paul Tudor Owen, published by Obliterati Press in March 2019, available for kindle and in paperback. My thanks to Kelly at #LoveBooksTours for the invitation and support – with an apology that this was yet another book that it… Read More »
A pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for A Pair of Sharp Eyes by Kat Armstrong, published on 10th September by Hookline Books, and available as a paperback and ebook. My thanks to Kelly at #LoveBooksTours for the invitation and support. Coronation hears of the murders before she even reaches the slave port… Read More »
Back in July, it was a real pleasure to join the blog tour for The Dog-walking Club by Liz Hinds, available for kindle (and free via Kindle Unlimited) and paperback from Amazon in the UK and US: you can catch up with Liz’s lovely guest post again here. I don’t always get the chance to catch… Read More »
I’m delighted today to be joining the blog tour for The Love Child by Rachel Hore: published on 5th September by Simon & Schuster, the book is now available in hardback and for kindle, with the paperback to follow in January 2020. My thanks to Anne at Random Things Tours for the invitation and support,… Read More »
It’s been a little while since I read one of Kirsty Ferry’s lovely books – I’ve neglected her for a while (just to give a few others a look-in!). But today I’m delighted to be reviewing her latest novella, Jessie’s Little Bookshop by the Sea, on publication day (10th September). The latest in the Tempest… Read More »
It’s my pleasure today to help open the blog tour for A Paris Fairy Tale by Marie Laval, published for kindle by Choc Lit on 23rd July, available via Amazon in the UK and US, on all other major e-book platforms, and as an audio download. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for… Read More »
I’m rather looking forward to September. I’ll be at the Romantic Novelists’ Association afternoon tea in York on 14th September (with the added thrill of finding out who will win the Joan Hessayon award for new writers this year): then I’ll be at the Narberth Book Fair on 28th and 29th, having enjoyed it so… Read More »
A real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of Christmas at Frozen Falls by Kiley Dunbar, published as an e-book by Hera Books on 4th September and now available for kindle via Amazon, and also via Apple and Kobo. Thank you to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation and support, and… Read More »