Today I’m reviewing Palomino Sky by Jan Ruth for Rosie’s Book Review Team. Palomino Sky is book 2 in the Midnight Sky Series. I reviewed book 1, Midnight Sky earlier this month. I’d like to thank both Rosie and Jan for the opportunity of reading and reviewing. This post includes, the blurb, my review andContinue reading “Guest Post @JanRuthAuthor & #BookReview ‘Palomino Sky’ for #RBRT”
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Celebrating A Year of Compassion #1000Speak
I took part in the first link up of #1000Speak on February 20th 2015. The intention for that day was to get a thousand bloggers together and spread compassion around the world. The idea evolved, and there have been monthly prompts on compassion on the 20th of every month for a whole year, and todayContinue reading “Celebrating A Year of Compassion #1000Speak”
#Author Spotlight @Lizzie_Lamb and #BookReview Scotch on the Rocks for #RBRT
In the spotlight this week is Lizzie Lamb, author of Scotch on the Rocks which has just been shortlisted for the Exeter Novel Prize, this year. Good luck Lizzie, because you’ve written a wonderful novel, which deserves all the praise and attention it’s getting from readers and reviewers! Blurb Scotch on the Rocks 5-Stars! ISHABELContinue reading “#Author Spotlight @Lizzie_Lamb and #BookReview Scotch on the Rocks for #RBRT”
A Present for Saint Valentine’s Day: The Most Romantic Letters You’ll Ever Read
When I met my husband, thirty-five years ago, we lived in different countries. I was living in London, while he lived in Spain. At the time, long distance phone calls were very expensive, so they were infrequent. For over two years, except during the holidays, which we spent together, he wrote me a letter almostContinue reading “A Present for Saint Valentine’s Day: The Most Romantic Letters You’ll Ever Read”
Why Jane Eyre Needs a Sequel with Luccia Gray
Originally posted on Shani Struthers:
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte is one of literature’s most fascinating books – certainly I’ve read it a good few times and love it. In fact, when people ask what my favourite book is, this is it, this is the one – only Wuthering Heights by Charlotte’s sister, Emily, comes anywhere…
#Author Spotlight Jan Ruth and #BookReview ‘Midnight Sky’
As you can see in this banner, Jan Ruth has written plenty of novels, although I have discovered her recently, quite by chance, on Facebook and Twitter. I was drawn in by her by her book of Christmas stories, Home for Christmas, which I read over Christmas, and I decided that I liked her writingContinue reading “#Author Spotlight Jan Ruth and #BookReview ‘Midnight Sky’”
My beautiful #JaneEyre
Was Jane Eyre Plain or Pretty? Some readers of The Eyre Hall Trilogy have considered that my Jane Eyre is too beautiful, arguing that Charlotte Bronte drew an ugly, or at least plain young girl. When I read (and reread) Jane Eyre, Jane is/was never ugly in my mind, and I have proof that sheContinue reading “My beautiful #JaneEyre”
How to Write a #Novel #MondayBlogs
How I write: A Descriptive (not Prescriptive) account of my Writing Process A. Mulling: The Creative Phase Before I actually start my formal planning, laid out below, I’ve been thinking of my novel, talking to my characters, and outlining loosely, for months, or even years… I’ve ‘seen’ what will occur, how it will begin andContinue reading “How to Write a #Novel #MondayBlogs”
#BookReview ‘The Rest of my Life’ by @SherylBrowne & Book Tour @BrookCottageBks
THE REST OF MY LIFE BY SHERYL BROWNE Genre: Contemporary Romance : Release Date: 1st July 2015 Publisher: Choc Lit @ChocLituk Recommended by the WH Smith Travel Fiction Buyer Shortlisted for the LoveStories Awards 2015 A Being Anne’s Book of the Year 2015 Blurb The Rest of My Life – When is it time toContinue reading “#BookReview ‘The Rest of my Life’ by @SherylBrowne & Book Tour @BrookCottageBks”
#Author Spotlight Shani Struthers and #BookReview ‘Eve: A Christmas Ghost Story’
What do you do when a whole town is haunted? In 1899, in the North Yorkshire market town of Thorpe Morton, a tragedy occurred; 59 people died at the market hall whilst celebrating Christmas Eve, many of them children. One hundred years on and the spirits of the deceased are restless still, ‘haunting’ the community,Continue reading “#Author Spotlight Shani Struthers and #BookReview ‘Eve: A Christmas Ghost Story’”
Rereading Jane Eyre 