Now you all know by now that I can’t let a Faith Hogan blog tour pass by without being part of it, don’t you? It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for her latest, The Girl I Used to Know, published on 1st December by Aria Fiction, and available from Amazon in… Read More »

Delighted today to be joining the blog tour with a spotlight on Port of No Return by Michelle Saftich, published in July 2015 by Odyssey Books, available in eBook & paperback. Having noticed some of the excellent books they feature, this is my first outing with Amy Bruno and Historical Fiction Virtual Book Tours, and I do… Read More »

I was so delighted to be invited to be part of the blog tour for Summer in a Cornish Cove by Kate Ryder. This book was published by Aria Fiction on 1st April, and is now available in paperback and on all major e-book platforms (kindle, Kobo, Googleplay, iBooks). I will admit though that I… Read More »

After being part of last month’s cover reveal, it’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Corner Shop in Cockleberry Bay by Nicola May, now available from Amazon in the UK, US, Canada and Australia. I’m really sorry I couldn’t manage to read this one for the tour – Woman magazine… Read More »

I’m delighted today to be joining the blog tour for Foxtrot in Freshby by Awen Thornber, and sharing my review. Published in December 2017 by Crooked Cat Books, available for kindle and in paperback from Amazon in the UK and US, the description of this book immediately made me want to add it to my… Read More »

No-one has ever had to bend my arm up my back to get me to read a book by Lynda Renham: today I’m delighted to join the blog tour for Watching You, her latest psychological thriller, available from Amazon in the UK and US (my thanks to the author for my advance reading e-copy). Published for… Read More »

It was such a pleasure to feature Beginnings by Helen J. Christmas back in January, and I know a lot of people very much liked the look of her five book series – Same Face Different Place – of which that was the first. I’m delighted today to feature the second in the series, Visions… Read More »

It’s been quite a long time since I last read and enjoyed a book by Harriet Evans – Happily Ever After, way back in 2012, when Being Anne wasn’t even a twinkle in my eye. So I was rather delighted when Anne at Random Things invited me to be part of this blog tour, and really… Read More »

Twice The Speed Of Dark by Lulu Allison was published by Unbound on 24th November, and it’s taken me far too long to get round to reading the copy provided by the author: Lulu was my guest on Being Anne, sharing her desert island books, back in December as part of her blog tour. I loved… Read More »

Delighted today to be part of the blog tour for Her Mother’s Daughter by Alice Fitzgerald, published tomorrow (5th April) by Allen & Unwin. Whatever life has thrown at me, I’ve always rather prided myself that there’s only been one previous occasion – when Mum was hospitalised in Madeira and I just couldn’t get the… Read More »

Everyone will know by now that I’ve become a bit of a fan of Kirsty Ferry’s writing. I thought Watch for Me by Moonlight, the first in the Hartsford Mysteries series, was just excellent – you’ll find my review here – and I’ve been eagerly awaiting a second. Today sees the e-book publication of Watch… Read More »

Last month it was a pleasure to feature the writing of H.A. Leuschel as part of the blog blitz for Tess and Tattoos, a short story published as an e-book taster for her story collection Manipulated Lives (you’ll find the feature here). Today, I’m delighted to feature the complete collection. Five stories – Five Lives Have you ever… Read More »

It’s always such a pleasure to welcome Jennifer Ash to Being Anne. It’s an equal pleasure when she’s being Jenny Kane really… but it’s Jennifer Ash today, and she’s joining me for the first day of her blog tour on publication day. Here she is to tell us more…  It’s day one of my The… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to share my review of a wonderful book that I might never have discovered had its author, Anne Patterson, not contacted me. Yes was published on 26th October 2017 by Silvertail Books – available for kindle (perhaps one of the best 99p purchases you could hope to make) and in… Read More »

I don’t very often read a series of novellas, but I’ll admit that Helen Rolfe’s gorgeous new series has totally hooked me. I read and reviewed the free short story, Valentine’s Day at The Café at the End of the Pier, in February – you can download your copy here – and have been really looking… Read More »