Multi-Genre Author of Romance, YA Supernatural, and Non-Fiction Self-Help
#FridayBookShare With the weekend approaching it’s the perfect time to seek out new books to read, so I’ve created a Friday Book Share game to help search for that ideal read. Anyone can have a go – all you need to do is answer the following questions based on the book you are currently reading/finished reading… Continue reading #FridayBookShare A Touch of Humour #fiction
Voting is now OPEN for the Blogger Bash Awards - Take a look at the categories and get voting! (I am over the flippin' moon to see that my little ole' blog has been nominated for Most Inspirational Blog Award! whoop whoop) 🙂
Here on the ‘Reader Spot,’ I share the bookish love of our avid book reviewers. From young adult to historical romance, chick-lit to a murder mystery, they know what they like and they’re happy to share. Whether you are a reader looking for a new book, or a writer wondering what your reader wants, I hope you… Continue reading Reader Spot – Meet Book Reviewer, Julie Ryan (@julieryan18)
Amazon UK | US Author: K.H.Mezek Category: YA Urban Fantasy My Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Review: Sera and her family are thrown into turmoil following the death of her father, but after the family receive an odd black box containing a key as part of his last will and testament, strange occurrences lead… Continue reading #BookReview Key of Mystery by K.H.Mezek #RBRT #TuesdayBookBlog #YA
Do you use notepads to plot out your stories? When I was young, I could always be found wedged between my bed and the radiator with a notepad and pen in hand. As writers, we are always creating something, whether that’s a scene, new idea, character bio, or even a poem/story. I loved writing and… Continue reading Is the Writers’ Notepad Becoming a Thing of The Past?
A Doorway to… #FlashFiction Writing Challenge - Week 3 Inspired by one of my Pinterest boards, this is a flash fiction writing challenge based on the following theme: ‘Doorway to…’ “The door you are afraid to enter might lead you to the most beautiful and magical places.” Using one of the images below as inspiration,… Continue reading A Doorway To… #FlashFiction #Writing #Challenge
Here on the ‘Reader Spot,’ I share the bookish love of our avid book reviewers. From young adult to historical romance, chick-lit to a murder mystery, they know what they like and they're happy to share. Whether you are a reader looking for a new book, or a writer wondering what your reader wants, I hope you… Continue reading Reader Spot – Meet Book Reviewer, @AnneCater
My A-Z of Books. I spotted this challenge on Portobello Book Blog and thought it was a marvellous idea so decided to give it a go. Author You’ve Read the Most Books From. That award goes to the late James Herbert. I was a huge horror fan in my late teens and bought (and read)… Continue reading My A-Z of Books
Inspirational people surround us at every turn. To celebrate some of the incredible women who continue to motivate me on my writing journey, I am sharing my Monday Muse - a look at the women/characters who are my artistic inspiration. Last week I wrote about a childhood favourite, Mary Norton. You can read that post… Continue reading #MondayMuse You Can Be Inspired with Louise Hay #MondayBlogs
A Doorway to… #FlashFiction Writing Challenge Inspired by one of my Pinterest boards, this is a flash fiction writing challenge based on the following theme: ‘Doorway to…’ “The door you are afraid to enter might lead you to the most beautiful and magical places.” Using one of the images below as inspiration, write a 200-word… Continue reading A Doorway To… #FlashFiction #Writing #Challenge
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Malaysian author and storyteller
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Historical fiction
A thirty something, travel obsessed, wine drinker just trying to navigate life and taking you along with me
Adventures by road, rail and campervan
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Writer of children's literature, short stories and poetry
faith, family, teaching and literature
Shelley Wilson Author 