What lengths would you go to inherit from a will? A will requiring you to fall from grace, to do something against your nature, to do something evil - would you do it, could you do it? Would you consider yourself evil, if you carried out an evil act?
I am really thrilled to welcome fellow Accent Press author Gilli Allan to my blog. She has a new book published 17th June 2019 BURIED TREASURE and I am so happy to be able to introduce you to Gilli and her writing. We share a love of archaeology for starters. Gilli Allan began to write in childhood – a hobby […]
Roger A Price has been my Guest Author before but things have moved on since then and so I thought it would be interesting to catch up with him and his latest book Hidden Welcome to the first day of his blog tour with this fab book. I am dead chuffed he agreed to be on my blog first… Let’s […]
I am really pleased to welcome historical author, Tim Walker, to my blog for the second time. Tim is a fascinating author who has also co-written with his daughter. Let’s find out about Tim: Tim Walker is an independent author based in Windsor, UK. His background is in marketing, journalism, editing and publications management. He began writing a historical series, […]
I’m chuffed to bits to be hosting the ‘dynamic duo’ of crime writing, Bob and Carol Bridgestock, better known as R C Bridgestock to my blog as part of their tour in support of their latest fab publication POETIC JUSTICE If you loved Scott and Bailey and Happy Valley TV series then you will be fascinated to know the couple […]
It’s my 7th Blog Anniversary and I’d like to thank each and every one of you for visiting here and sharing my experiences over the last 7 years. Thanks especially to those who have been here from day one and thank you to all those who have joined me recently. It is great knowing you all, engaging with you, your […]
This week I am the guest author on The Blonde Plotters blog answering questions about my writing and inspiration for Only One Woman and Undercover: Crime Shorts. Do drop in and take a look round. https://theblondeplotters.com/2019/01/24/the-blonde-plotters-meet-jane-risdon Only One Woman -For eBooks only – 99p until the end of January 2019. 50* reviews from guys and gals – most countries incl: USA/Australia Paperback and eBook on most digital platforms Paperback Waterstones and good indie stores. For Paperback, Kindle, and your Phone…Only One Woman fits anywhere anytime https://www.facebook.com/RenzandStella https://amzn.to/2VX7yWw https://amzn.to/2HemX1f ISBN: 9781783757312 Undercover: Crime Shorts eBook on most digital platforms Links on books2read.com/u/4jD0wo Paperback coming soon.
Undercover: Crime Shorts eBook edition available most digital platforms – Amazon to follow soon. books2read.com/u/4jD0wo is published (with the paperback to follow soon) I hope you will enjoy my first collection of short stories in one place at last. If you enjoy a gripping yarn with more twists and turns than Spaghetti Junction, Undercover: Crime Shorts will take you to […]
Happy Christmas to those who celebrate and Season’s Greetings to those who don’t. Happy New Year to you all as well. Thanks so much for all your wonderful support throughout this year, it has been fab getting to know new friends and to welcome those I’m already familiar with. You have all been a great support to me with my […]
K. M. McFarland is my Guest Author this week We’ve both contributed to Ghostly Writes Anthologies which is where we ‘met.’ Karen made her way to the Big Easy in middle school by way of Nashville, Tennessee, and the Florida beaches. She immediately became intrigued by its ambience. Stories of Voodoo, vampires, ghosts and haunted houses have been her inspiration […]
Undercover: Crime Shorts and me
Only One Woman written by two friends
Only One Woman
Only One Woman
Signing with Langtons International Literary Agency
Undercover: Crime Shorts in paperback & eBook
Graham Bonnet Rainbow, Alcatraz, MSB and Blackmore etc
Guest Author August 2019
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Caroline Munro with Madame Movara's Tales of Terror
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