by jenna | Nov 4, 2022 | Uncategorized
The Inspiration for The Scam by Evie Hunter As a writer, I am frequently asked where I get asked my inspiration from. I explain that I never waste an experience. Apart from anything else, it saves on research. And that is how my latest Evie Hunter novel, The Scam,...
by Claire | Nov 3, 2022 | Uncategorized
Read the first two chapters of Ross Greenwood’s chilling thriller #TheSantaKiller! Now 99p/99c or FREE with Amazon Prime! Chapter 1 Inga Stevenage town centre, four years ago Inga paid for the macaroons at Coconut Creation Bakery just off the high street, took...
by jenna | Nov 2, 2022 | Uncategorized
Land Girls at Harvest Time When harvest started at the end of July clocks were moved forward two hours to allow as much light as possible to gather in the crops. The girls and the remaining farmhands and farmer work from dawn till dusk. They couldn’t risk any of the...
by Claire | Oct 31, 2022 | Uncategorized
A Witches’ Hallowe’en Recipe by Elena Collins/Judy Leigh, author of The Witchs Tree 🌙🧪 Ingredients 1 cup of sugar of your choice. White will do. 1 cup pure water 8 kiwi fruit, peeled and quartered Half a cup of fresh mint leaves 1 cup of vodka 1 litre of good ginger...
by jenna | Oct 31, 2022 | Uncategorized
Nature vs. Nurture in The Cursed Heir by Heather Atkinson The question of nature versus nurture with regards to the predisposition to commit evil acts has long tormented humanity and will probably continue to do so, despite the best efforts of the philosophers. The...
by Claire | Oct 27, 2022 | Uncategorized
The real-life story behind Jo Bartlett’s most personal novel yet, Mistletoe and Magic for the Cornish Midwife✨ It’s probably strange that my twenty-third book, Mistletoe and Magic for the Cornish Midwife, has ended up being the most personal story I’ve written....
