Weekend Read – Arlette’s Story by Angela Barton
It’s time for another Weekend Read post and today my guest is Angela Barton author of the powerful historical romance novel, Arlette’s Story. Grab yourself a cuppa, get comfy and we’ll find out a bit more about the book and get chatting to Angela. Blurb When Arlette Blaise sees a German plane fly over the family farm in 1940, she’s comforted by the fact that the occupying forces are far away in…
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Weekend Read – Up Above the City by Clare Weze
It’s time for another Weekend Read post and this week I’m interviewing Clare Weze, author of the children’s mystery novel, Up Above the City. So grab yourself a cuppa, get cosy and let’s find out more about Clare and her latest book. Blurb for Up Above the City It’s the Christmas holidays, and Jake has nowhere else to go but to work with his mum in a…
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Weekend Read – Let Her Go by Alison Stockham
Welcome to another Weekend Read blog, This week I’m featuring the twisty psychological thriller, Let Her Go, by popular author Alison Stockham. Alison is going to talk to us about the inspiration behind her writing. So grab a cuppa, get cosy and let’s get chatting to Alison. About the book: One moment changed everything. And now my best friend is gone. Hannah doesn’t need much. Her quiet…
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Weekend Read – The Pledge by Rosie Howard
I hope you’ve all had a peaceful Christmas and that 2026 brings you good health and happiness. Welcome to my Weekend Read blog, where I’ll be featuring a book, and author, every week. My book this week is The Pledge by Rosie Howard. So grab a cuppa, get cosy and let’s find out more about the book, and Rosie. About the book Three women, a promise –…
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My Writing Journey by Sarah Dunnakey
My guest today is popular author Sarah Dunnakey. Sarah is going to talk to us about her writing journey and her new book. So grab yourself a cuppa, get cosy and let’s get chatting to Sarah. AUTHOR BIO Sarah is an award-winning author of novels and short stories. Her best-selling The Twelve Murders of Christmas is published by Avon. Her previous novel The Companion won a Northern…
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My Writing Journey by Barbara Havelocke
My guest today is historical thriller author Barbara Havelocke. Barbara is going to talk to us about her writing journey and her new book. So grab yourself a cuppa, get cosy and let’s get chatting to Barbara. Barbara is an international bestselling author, whose books have topped Amazon and Kobo, and also appeared on the USA Today chart. Her contemporary psychological thrillers are published under the name…
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My Writing Journey by Amelia Berry
I’m delighted to welcome popular author Amelia Berry onto my blog today. Amelia is going to talk to us about her writing journey and her latest book, Cooking up a Christmas Storm . So grab yourself a cuppa, get cosy and let’s get talking to Amelia. Amelia Berry is a novelist, short story writer, editor and writing tutor, based in Worcester, where she lives with her husband.…
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My Writing Journey by Julie Caplin
I’m delighted to welcome prolific author Julie Caplin onto my blog today. Julie is going to talk to us about her writing journey and her latest book, Christmas on Fifth Avenue, which was published last month. So grab yourself a cuppa, get cosy and let’s get talking to Julie. Short bio Jules Wake aka Julie Caplin is an internationally bestselling author with over 2 million sales including…
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My Writing Journey by Catherine Cooper
I’m delighted to welcome bestselling author Catherine Cooper onto my blog today. Catherine is going to talk to us about her writing journey and her latest book, The Lake, which was published yesterday. So grab yourself a cuppa, get cosy and let’s get talking to Catherine. Short bio Catherine Cooper is a Sunday Times bestselling author of six destination thrillers published by Harper Collins. She lives in…
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Ticking Off My Bucket List.
Like Patti in my latest novel, The Old Gals’ Bucket List, I have a big fear of heights. I can manage a small step ladder and am okay looking over a balcony providing there are high barriers and I look ahead not down, but sheer drops terrify me. The roads over here in Spain are notorious for going from a wide, flat road to suddenly changing into…
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