Happy New Year! So, as you do, I have made a new year’s resolution to read more fiction. I am starting with re-reading all the Nora Roberts books I own and plan on reading one a month. Reading order: Jan – True Betrayals Feb – Montana Sky Mar – Sanctuary Apr – Angels Fall May …
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I didn’t even know there was such a thing as ‘addiction romances’ but when I figured out that Noah, the hero in Cross Current, was a problem drinker (not really an alcoholic) I went hunting for examples of how other authors had handled the issue. Here are my picks of the best books I read …
Yes, the book is finally out! A reminder that it will only be wide for a few days before I move it into Kindle Unlimited. Here is the blurb: Army sniper Noah Myers wants a second chance at love… Noah Myers has never been one to play by the rules. He works hard and plays …
Breaking news: I am still here and Cross Current will be out next month! I can’t quite believe I have finally managed to summit my own personal Everest and publish Cross Current… I have been plagued with so many issues trying to get this book out and I am so excited to finally be able …
Tana French is one of my favourite crime writers. Her Dublin Murder Squad books are a great read if you are looking for atmospheric police procedurals. They are set in Ireland (obviously!) and follow different detectives from the ‘squad’. Some of the characters do appear in more than one book but I think they can …
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Mystery? Creepy atmosphere? Cornwall? Count me in! Simone St. James is an expert at creating creepy atmospheres, which I for some reason cannot get enough of. I think these two stories are great examples of what she can do. I did recommend these on my old website. According to the Wayback Machine, I said this: …
Karen Robards’ Superstition is a romantic suspense: an oldie but a goodie set in South Carolina. The kind of book that is hard to find lately, but that I really enjoy reading. A journalist covering a ‘haunted house’ story where someone was murdered finds herself the target of a serial killer. Of course she has …
I am so happy to have found another great book! Atmospheric, emotional, intellectually satisfying. It seems to have two titles for some reason: Secrets of the Sea House and The Sea House. The book is set on a remote Scottish island and switches between contemporary and historical points of view. A couple begins renovating a …
