For this week’s Opening Lines I’m delighted to welcome Kelly Florentia, with the first 500 words from her romantic suspense novel, Her Secret. Over to you Kelly… Her Secret is the sequel to my second novel, No Way Back, and follows the ups and downs of girl-about-town, (well, woman-about-town, she’s forty-two), Audrey Fox. The book […]
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Today I’m delighted to welcome Jane Fenwick to my site as part of her ‘Never the Twain‘ blog tour. Over to you Jane… Where Do My Characters Come From? by Jane Fenwick @jane_fenwick60 #neverthetwain #historicalcrimenovels #romance #victorianwhitby I love people watching. I also love ear wigging! Put the two together and you can see how […]
This week’s opening lines comes from fellow Devon based author, Janet Few. Pop your feet up for five minutes, and take a read of the first 500 words of Barefoot on the Cobbles… Barefoot on the Cobbles – a Devon tragedy by Janet Few In the euphoria of the armistice a young woman lay dying. […]
Another month has zipped by, and so Nell Peters is here with her popular roundup of events. A belated happy birthday to Nell (who shares the same birthday as me), and thanks, as ever, for another fab post. Over to you… Good day! Both Jenny and I are a year older since we last met, […]
June seems to be all but over? Anyone notice that happen? Nope? Nor me..I was probably in a dark corner somewhere writing a book… Everyone ready? Got coffee, tea and cake? Great, let’s hand over to Nell. Morning all – I trust this finds you in fine fettle? If it’s OK with Jenny, we’ll dive […]
I am delighted to welcome the lovely Jane Risdon to my blog, with her ‘Opening Lines’ from Only One Woman. Written in tandem with Christina Jones, Jane is sharing the first 500 words from her part of the story, Renza’s Diary. Over to you Jane… It is 1968 and Renza is about to go to […]
We’re off into the world of comedy fantasy and cosy crime for this week’s Opening Lines. With thanks to Heide Goody and Iain Grant for sharing the first 500 words from A Spell in the Country. Blurb Dee is a Good Witch but she wonders if she could be a better witch. She wonders if there’s […]
I don’t know about you, but I am very glad to see January coming to an end. It seems to have been a very long, dark, wet, dismal month. What better way to cheer us up than to read Nell Peter’s end of the month round up? Time for a cuppa and five minutes with […]
Once again- and for the last time in 2017- I welcome the fantastic Nell Peters to my blog to give us a monthly roundup of events. So grab a cuppa, settle down, and have a read. Over to you Nell… Hi, everyone! Take a break from eating the leftover turkey sandwiches for a mo and […]