FAVOURITE AUTHORS AND NEW BOOKS

FAVOURITE AUTHORS AND NEW BOOKS

There is nothing better than the postman delivering a new book and this week I received two but even better is that they were from my favourite two local authors. So if you like Whitstable or Folkestone then you may be able to recognise some of the locations. The launch of the new book Murder at the Allotment, details below and where to get tickets. Get your tickets for a great night on Thursday 16th May when we celebrate the launch of a NEW Whitstable Pearl book, Whitlit’s 10th anniversary AND the filming of the 3rd season of the TV series.…

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MURDER AT MOUNT EPHRAIM BY JULIE WASSMER -BOOK REVIEW

MURDER AT MOUNT EPHRAIM BY JULIE WASSMER -BOOK REVIEW

PUBLISHED BY CONSTABLE ON THE 25th AUGUST 2022 What a wonderful setting for this murder, with many lovely descriptions of the gardens and the house you almost forget why you are here and then bang he is dead! With them all under suspicion it is down to Pearl to do the digging and piece this together, it seems unobtainable as everyone seems to be at another location. I did think a wedding was not a place to have a murder but it all works so well with the characters blending right in with the setting. Pearl loves a good murder…

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JULIE WASSMER BOOK LAUNCH

JULIE WASSMER BOOK LAUNCH

PUBLISHED BY CONSTABLE ON 25th AUGUST 2022 AVAILABLE FROM AMAZON HERE. What a wonderful evening I had at the RNLI base at Whitstable for the launch of Julie’s new book, Murder at Mount Ephraim the place was packed and we all came away with a bit more knowledge about the RNLI, I must say that I did not realise that public donations and fundraising solely fund the RNLI. Being told about the price of the boats, clothes and equipment makes you realise what a fantastic job they all do with many just volunteers. The next series of Whitstable Pearl on Acorn…

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SUMMERS PAST

SUMMERS PAST

Some of us wait anxiously for long hot summer days filled with fun, laughter, and grandchildren. It is definitely true that the older you get the quicker the time goes and six weeks of summer is over in a blink of the eye. I cannot recall a time ever where the six weeks have been sunny every day but my memory fails to remember a wet day inside when growing up. The garden was my playground and being an only child, living with grandparents I could turn it into whatever my play theme was, this would vary from bike ramps…

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