Multi-Genre Author of YA Fantasy and Non-Fiction Self-Help
Title: The Cornish Cream Tea Bus Author: Cressida McLaughlin Publisher: HarperCollins My Rating: 5 Star Book Blurb: Baking fanatic, Charlie Quilter, inherits a vintage bus in her late uncle’s will and is keen to give it a new lease of life. Charlie thinks it will be the perfect mobile café for afternoon tea, so she… Continue reading #BookReview The Cornish Cream Tea Bus by @CressMcLaughlin #Romance #FridayReads
I am delighted to invite Author, Nikki Vallance to visit my blog. We're chatting about writing women's fiction, having a photographic memory, and where the inspiration for her new release PIVOTAL came from. Over to Nikki... The Fun Stuff: What part of the world do you come from? This question always stumped me when I was younger.… Continue reading Author Interview with Nikki Vallance @Nikki_Vallance #WomensFiction #NewRelease
Throughout my writing career, I’ve listened to countless authors on blogs, podcasts, and interviews talking about the advice they received when starting out. Learning from mentors helps us to improve and evolve in our chosen field, and I still recall the top tips given to me at the start of my writing journey. In honour… Continue reading Top 10 Writing Tips by Romance Author @Tracie_Delaney #AmWriting
I recently caught up with author Sue Moorcroft when she spoke at the Socially Shared Women in Business Conference earlier this year. Her talk was inspiring, funny, and well received by everyone in attendance, and there was great excitement about Sue’s release, A Summer to Remember. With the eBook now only 99p, I couldn’t resist… Continue reading Experience A Summer to Remember with @SueMoorcroft @AvonBooksUK #ebook #contemporaryfiction
Today I'm delighted to welcome back to the blog, author Peter Jones, whose latest novel - My Girlfriend's Perfect Ex-Boyfriend - came out earlier this month. You can read my review here. One of the things that can make or break a book is the cover. With this in mind I asked Peter how the… Continue reading Do You Judge a Book by Its Cover? #GuestPost by @peterjonesauth
I've met my next guest on a couple of occasions, once at the Book Connectors meet up in Birmingham, and then again in Leicester just before Christmas. She is always so supportive of others, a delight to chat with, and an inspiration to all writers'. I am, therefore, over the moon to invite the lovely Lizzie… Continue reading My Route to Publication by Lizzie Lamb @lizzie_lamb #TuesdayBookBlog
I was fortunate to meet my next lovely guest at a writers’ event last year and was delighted when she agreed to pop over to my blog for a chat about her new novel, Winning Ace, released 29th May. Allow me to welcome author, Tracie Delaney. The Fun Stuff: What part of the world do you… Continue reading #Interview Meet Author Tracie Delaney @tracie_delaney
I first discovered my next guest between the pages of Writers’ Forum magazine many years ago, and her sound advice has helped shape my writing ever since. As well as teaching me so much about the skill of penning a novel, short story, or article, I have also thoroughly enjoyed reading her fiction work. So,… Continue reading #TuesdayBookBlog Inspirations behind the Reading Group by @DellaGalton #GuestPost #Romance
First of all, a huge thank you for featuring my brand new release – There’s Something About Cornwall - on your blog. My pleasure, Daisy 🙂 Location is always very important to me when I’m writing. It’s almost as though it’s another character that requires just as much attention, just as much crafting,… Continue reading There’s Something About Cornwall #TuesdayBookBlog #GuestPost by @daisyjamesbooks
Title: Twelve Lessons Author: Kate Spencer Category: Contemporary Romance/New Age/Personal Transformation My Rating: 4* My Review: Having brought my own life back from the brink on several occasions, I felt that Kate Spencer’s book, Twelve Lessons would be a perfect read for me. It’s very cleverly written as it fits into the personal development genre… Continue reading #TuesdayBookBlog Twelve Lessons by Kate Spencer #NewAge #Romance #BookReview
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