Today I am joined by, Susan Buchanan, author of contemporary fiction and mum to two 'wee cherubs'. Over to Sooz… The Fun Five: 1. What part of the world do you come from? I am from just outside Glasgow. I now live the other side of Glasgow, so I haven’t really gone very far, albeit… Continue reading Author Interview – Meet Susan Buchanan #TuesdayBookBlog
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What Would You Tell Your 16 Year Old Self?
I don’t know about you, but as the end of a year approaches I can’t help but reflect on what I’ve achieved over the past twelve months. I guess it’s the non-fiction writer in me, but I do like to check in with myself occasionally and ensure I’m on track with what I hoped to… Continue reading What Would You Tell Your 16 Year Old Self?
Our Loved Ones are Smiling Down On Us #WeekendBlogHop
On the 12th December 2010 my cousin, Lee Johnson, went to sleep and never woke up. Me with my cousin, Lee Johnson Lee died from SUDEP (Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy) at the age of 24. He was an incredible young man who lived his short life to the full. As a child, he played… Continue reading Our Loved Ones are Smiling Down On Us #WeekendBlogHop
Would you BUY or PASS? The Christmas Violin #FridayFiveChallenge
Welcome to the ‘Friday Five Challenge.' Would you BUY or PASS if you had only a thumbnail image and five minutes to decide? Welcome to the #FridayFiveChallenge. The original idea comes from Rosie Amber, and you can join up at https://rosieamber.wordpress.com The rules are laid out at the end of this post if you fancy… Continue reading Would you BUY or PASS? The Christmas Violin #FridayFiveChallenge
#BookReview Footprints in the Snow by Maggie Holman #childrensfiction
‘Footprints in the Snow’ by Maggie Holman My Rating: 4 out of 5 Footprints in the Snow is a heart warming children’s story that will appeal to young and old alike. Jamie lost his father and had been slowly coming to terms with his grief. His mother drops him off at a remote location to… Continue reading #BookReview Footprints in the Snow by Maggie Holman #childrensfiction
#BookReview Banish the Blues by Catherine Carrigan #RBRT #TuesdayBookBlog
‘Banish the Blues’ by Catherine Carrigan #RBRT My Rating: 3 out of 5 stars I am the first to congratulate anyone who can turn their health and wellbeing around using natural healing, so I was excited to read Banish the Blues, by an author who has lived through depression and been clear of medication for… Continue reading #BookReview Banish the Blues by Catherine Carrigan #RBRT #TuesdayBookBlog
Author Interview – Meet Julia Wills #TuesdayBookBlog #ChildrensFiction
Today I am joined by author, Julia Wills, a lady with a unique comic voice and a passion for Greek mythology. Over to Julia… The Fun Five: What part of the world do you come from? I was born in Stafford but brought up in Stockport, the northern town famous for its great big Victorian… Continue reading Author Interview – Meet Julia Wills #TuesdayBookBlog #ChildrensFiction
Reader’s Spot – Meet Terry Tyler, a fan of #histfic and #Contemporaryfiction
Here on the ‘Reader’s Spot’ I share the bookish love of our readers, from young adult to romance, chick-lit to murder mystery. Whether you are a reader looking for new books, or a writer wondering what your readers want, I hope you find this series enjoyable. Next up to the Reader’s Spot is Terry Tyler, a writer,… Continue reading Reader’s Spot – Meet Terry Tyler, a fan of #histfic and #Contemporaryfiction
Would You BUY or PASS? Last Light by Dean Koontz #FridayFiveChallenge
Welcome to the ‘Friday Five Challenge.' Would you BUY or PASS if you had only a thumbnail image and five minutes to decide? Welcome to the #FridayFiveChallenge. The original idea comes from Rosie Amber, and you can join up at https://rosieamber.wordpress.com The rules are laid out at the end of this post if you fancy… Continue reading Would You BUY or PASS? Last Light by Dean Koontz #FridayFiveChallenge
#BookReview Cry of the Sea by D.G. Driver #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT
Book Review ‘Cry of the Sea’ by D.G. Driver #RBRT My Rating: 4 out of 5 stars When I started reading Cry of the Sea, I was expecting a high fantasy tale with strong mythical undertones leaving me with an overwhelming desire to grab my scuba gear and head for the nearest beach. What I… Continue reading #BookReview Cry of the Sea by D.G. Driver #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT