There are times when it feels like this. In the past, I’ve given away my novels free. A lot of people pick up on the offer, and I suspect a lot of people never get around to reading them. An author hopes for reviews from those that read them, but why is it that the … More No good turn goes unpunished.
? Can DCI Gerald Croft stop a crime wave before the media pick up the story and put him in the chief superintendent’s firing line?An armed raid on a jewellers’ shop – deaths that might have been a suicide pact or murder – a teenage girl kidnapped.Is there more to come? Pre-order available at just…
DCI Gerald Croft is once again in the Chief Superintendent’s firing line; the Garton Gazette is printing embarrassing articles! An armed raid on a jewellers’ shop ends with the death of the owner. Three people, or possibly four, have unexpectedly died of heart attacks, and a poisoner is at work. Children are kidnapped from the…
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These are the last 4 of my top 12 books for this year. A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE Barbara Taylor Bradford?? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074CG2WN1 One of the top-ten bestselling novels ever written. “An extravagant, absorbing novel of love, courage, ambition, war, death and passion.” —The New York Times?Barbara Taylor Bradford’s The Emma…
Grab Book 1 for FREE & 4 more for only 99c each. Find out how a Tudor queen pushed her 21st century heiress into danger, and how the man she loved never forgot her… or his betrayal! It all began when a wealthy Elspeth fell in love with a backstreet boy, but obeyed the queen’s command…
… for possessions – everything John Lennon told us was wrong many years ago – were part of society in the past and they still are today. IMAGINE ? In Victorian England, estranged sisters, Annie and Mary Ellen Underwood, fight for the love of one man, Edwin West. Their rivalry ignites passions, jealousies, family feuds,…
Originally posted on Maxpower's Blog:
My mother kept me on the straight and narrow and me auldfella did his best to set me astray. Mam was always my moral compass. Dad was … well I’m not sure he was but his morals were often a little sketchy despite his best intentions and I don’t…
Paul Tait – Home Made – Hand Played Those of you who have followed my blog for a while will recognise my talented friend from the USA. It gives me great pleasure to tell you he has spent the summer creating a new album, and it is here, nine beautiful songs especially for you. My…
Originally posted on Maxpower's Blog:
Englebert Humperdink, Errol Flynn, polar bears and pirates.. and that’s just the half of it… Having gone through another slice and dice interaction with my friendly local surgeon, I have spent the past week enduring the challenges that naturally follow. They joy of simply breaking wind without bursting stitches…
Originally posted on Writing and Music:
I am excited to turn my blog over to Sarah Stuart today and let her tell you about her new thriller, Shattered Lives! Thank you for hosting me today, Jan. There’s a lot to be said for crossing the pond “on a magic carpet” in these difficult times. I’m…
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