I have written this book review a bit differently, so please let me know what you think. I am sure there is an easier way of doing this, but it kept me occupied for a couple of hours. It’s not as clear as I would like, but I like the idea of this way of doing them. I will try to think of another way of creating this style. AVAILABLE ON AMAZON HERE.
View Post
This was an extremely brilliant festival this year, with many authors and visitors attending. I went to the event with authors Charlie Gallagher, Lisa Cutts, and David Whitehouse. I know Charlie and Lisa, so it was great to catch up with them and hear about the future books and what they have been writing. Charlie has some new books out now, as he has been writing away for months. Also, Lisa has a new one published that I have not read, so I bought Lisa and Charlie’s, and the reviews will be coming soon. It was a pleasure to…
View PostPUBLISHED BY HUT 22 BOOKS Jo Bavington-Jones was born in Dover in south east England in 1967, where her father owned the local newspaper. Jo has an Honours Degree in English and American Literature from the University of Kent at Canterbury, and is the author of eight other novels to date, in both women’s fiction and crime. A Crow of Murders is the fifth book in the darkly humorous The Write Way to Die series. Jo lives on the Kent coast, where the book is set, with her photographer partner. This book series is one of my favourites for a…
View PostHYTHE IMPERIAL HOTEL The weather was a gale force wind with rain on Saturday, but it did not dampen the spirits of Lynda and me as we were looking forward to a weekend away. The journey was very short for us as Hythe is only about ten minutes from my place. We were meeting friends who were traveling up from Portsmouth; their journey wasn’t too bad, thank goodness. The room was lovely, and after settling in, we popped to the Champagne Bar for a little drink! Saturday evening, we went to Copper’s Indian restaurant, which is just down the road…
View Post
