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Charles the Bald 👑 A blog post by Donovan Cook
King Charles II of West Francia – A coward or just out of his depth? By Donovan Cook, author of Valhalla's Fury. In the Charlemagne’s Cross series, we come across many historical figures who played a large role in shaping the Europe we know today. From the Frankish...
A Hidden Gem in Southern Crete: A Travel Guide by Emma Burstall
Beneath the Lemon Trees by Emma Burstall is out now! Get your copy 🇬🇷🍋 Tucked away in a remote corner of southern Crete is a little village called Loutro, which you can only reach on foot or by boat. I first visited some six years ago on a hiking trip with eleven...
Alpacaly do that research! | How Jessica Redland got up close and personal with the alpacas for The Best is Yet to Come
Jessica Redland's brand new uplifting and romantic novel The Best is Yet to Come out now! Undertaking research for any book is essential for accuracy and authenticity. This usually means ploughing through factual information on websites and messaging experts, but...
Nutcrackers | Christmas Ever After
Jaimie Admans' brand new uplifting, festive romance Christmas Ever After is out now! There’s just something about nutcrackers, am I right? I’ve always had a fascination with them. The original book, as retold through the much-loved festive ballet, suggests that they...
The Windmill Theatre during WW2
The nightly bombing of London, which was later to become known as the Blitz, began on 7th September 1940. By the end of the following week almost all London theatres were closed. Many of the performers were prepared for the shows to go on but playing to small houses...
The story behind Duck Pond Rescue and my experiences as a volunteer dog walker
Della Galton's A New Arrival at Duck Pond Cottage is out now! Click here to start reading! I have loved dogs for as long as I can remember. Many years ago I volunteered as a weekend dog walker at an animal sanctuary near Salisbury. Myself, my husband and stepson (who...
Christmas during the Great War: A blog by Anita Davison
Anita Davison's new novel Murder at Midwinter Manor is a historical mystery set over Christmas during the Great War and is out now! Click here to read it! As a third-generation Londoner, writing the Miss Merrill and Aunt Violet mysteries, I often wondered what it must...
Suffrajitsu in Poison in Piccadilly: A blog by Kelly Oliver
Have you heard of Suffrajitsu? Did you know many of the suffragettes learned martial arts to protect themselves? In the early 1900’s women were fighting for women’s suffrage, the right to vote. The movement was particularly active in the UK and spread to the US and...
Amanda Brittany’s top 10 favourite locked room/isolated location thrillers
If you love isolated location thrillers, you must read Amanda Brittany's Now You Are Mine, out now! Click here to get your copy! And then there were none by Agatha Christie Published in 1939, this has to be all-time favourite isolated location thriller. Ten strangers...
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