I’m delighted to be bringing up the rear in the blog tour for this wonderful novel! Synopsis When Hattie Green pops to the shop one afternoon, she never expects her life to flash before her eyes between the tins of baked beans and a special offer on sliced white. One minute she’s loading her trolley and thinking… Continue reading The Man You Meet In Heaven by Debbie Viggiano: divine romantic comedy
Tag: fantasy
Barnabas Tew and the Missing Scarab by Columbkill Noonan: lively and unique
My review It’s hard to classify this lively novel – it’s detective story, with steampunk, supernatural and fantasy elements. Quite unique and definitely admirable. I’m a firm believer that any book that can’t be pigeonholed neatly is definitely worth a read. And this one is. It’s extremely entertaining. The novel has a Victorian setting… Continue reading Barnabas Tew and the Missing Scarab by Columbkill Noonan: lively and unique
Warrior Faeries and Math Magick by Susan Kaye Quinn
Image courtesy of Chanpipat/FreeDigitalPhotos.net BCP Creative Dreams is Backover Promotions online magazine which is featured in their tour section of their site for a 3 post bundle. BCP Creative Dreams is also available free for anyone that books a tour through them. 1 post in Creative Dreams is £2 – to book a slot please… Continue reading Warrior Faeries and Math Magick by Susan Kaye Quinn
Dynasty O’Shea by Clarissa Cartharn: Promising Debut Fantasy
Title : Dynasty O’Shea Author : Clarissa Cartharn Length : 389 pages Genre : Fantasy Jack and Rachel O’Shea and their children are ordinary people living ordinary lives – or so it would seem. But everything changes when Jack turns up at Rachel and the kids’ home with a mysterious jewel. One of the kids… Continue reading Dynasty O’Shea by Clarissa Cartharn: Promising Debut Fantasy
Mind Over Mind by Karen Fabian: Book Review
Mind over Mind by Karina Fabian grips you from the first page. Eighteen year old Deryl – or Ydrel as he prefers to be called – hears voices in his head that make him act in certain ways, and because of this he’s been in a mental asylum since he was 13. He doesn’t believe… Continue reading Mind Over Mind by Karen Fabian: Book Review
The Skye’s The Limit For This Young Author!
Daisy Ashford, nine-year-old author of The Visiters (published in 1919), and Robert Louis Stevenson, poet and author, are two famous writers who started young. And here’s another one. It’s time to meet Skye Lotus who has now self-published four books in the Starry Wings series and she’s only eleven. The Starry Wings books are about… Continue reading The Skye’s The Limit For This Young Author!
Fantasy Novellas from Gary Vanucci
I’ve blogged about Gary Vanucci before, and featured a guest post from him. Time to mention his two newest books, both in the Wothlondia Rising series – Distant Familiarity, and Rose in Bloom, both of which have stunning covers drawn by William Kenney. Distant Familiarity is the first in a series of new novellas by… Continue reading Fantasy Novellas from Gary Vanucci
Gary Vanucci, Talented Fantasy Author and Creator of Wothlondia
I’m thrilled to host a guest post from talented fantasy author Gary F Vanucci. I’ve been lucky to work with Gary on his latest project, Wothlondia Rising, a series of entertaining and remarkably powerful short stories. (I’ve written about them here.) Stephanie asked me to write a blog for her and I was at a… Continue reading Gary Vanucci, Talented Fantasy Author and Creator of Wothlondia
Editing Fantasy – Wothlondia Rising
I’m passing the buck in this post – to myself! I wrote a guest post for the fantasy writer Gary Vanucci which you’ll find here. Do please head over and have a read. I talk about editing fantasy in general, and Gary’s books in particular. You’ll be delighted to discover an exciting new author and… Continue reading Editing Fantasy – Wothlondia Rising