Murder Most Foul, a new Steampunk adventure.
A while ago, I wrote a short story, set in my Steampunk world of Aserol. It was an idea that I’d had buzzing around in my head for some time, about a crime on a quiet street that led to … Continued
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A while ago, I wrote a short story, set in my Steampunk world of Aserol. It was an idea that I’d had buzzing around in my head for some time, about a crime on a quiet street that led to … Continued
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Welcome back to another blog hop, with #OpenBook. Here’s this week’s prompt. Don’t forget to click the purple button to see what everyone else has to say on this week’s subject. It’s at the end of my post. Is there … Continued
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Continuing a series is always exciting. By the time you get to the fourth part, you have a pretty good idea of the main character’s motivation, strengths and weaknesses. To continue their adventures and see whether changed circumstances change their … Continued
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Welcome back to another blog hop, with #OpenBook. Here’s this week’s prompt. Don’t forget to click the purple button to see what everyone else has to say on this week’s subject. It’s at the end of my post. Is there … Continued
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My next novel, Where’s Lizzie? is well on the way to being published. I sent out beta reads in January and I’m starting to get responses from the first people apart from me and my editor to have read the … Continued
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Welcome back to another blog hop, with #OpenBook. Here’s this week’s prompt. Don’t forget to click the purple button to see what everyone else has to say on this week’s subject. It’s at the end of my post. What rules … Continued
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This week, I’m looking at the debut novel from an author who is new to me. Terracotta is a novel by Chris Mawby. While the name is new, the genre is familiar. Heist Crime. However, that’s where the similarity ends, … Continued
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Welcome back to another blog hop, with #OpenBook. Here’s this week’s prompt. Don’t forget to click the purple button to see what everyone else has to say on this week’s subject. It’s at the end of my post. How do … Continued
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