I am joined today by Fiona Ford, author of the soon to be released wartime saga The Spark Girls. Fiona has written a very honest and open post about letting your book out into the wild……I do hope you enjoy!!
Today on #IrishWritersWed I am joined by author Faith Hogan with a post entitled ‘Publishing – and the truth of the overnight success.’ I think you will all enjoy this!!!
Today I join Irish Writer, Deirdre Eustace, on tour with a review of her new release, Finding Alison. A story of grief and love, of loss and betrayal. A story of one woman’s struggle to overcome adversary and survive
Today I am joined on #IrishWritersWed by author Susanne O’ Leary, with a post entitled ‘The Elusive Muse ~ The Confessions of a Pantser’ Want to know what inspires Susanne’s writing? Please do read on….
My review today is of a novel by Jane Lythell. Woman of the Hour is a behind the scenes look at what happens after the cameras stop rolling. Although a fictional novel, Jane Lythell draws from her own wealth of experience as a TV producer for 15 years.
Today I join debut writer Natalie Fergie on tour with her novel The Sewing Machine. In this book we get to trace the life of one vintage sewing machine as it passes through generations across 100 years. A really lovely read!!
On #IrishWritersWed I am thrilled to be joined by Ann O’ Loughlin with a very interesting post entitled ‘What is in a Name?’ Ann is the author of The Judges Wife, The Ballroom Cafe and the soon to be released The Ludlow Ladies Society
My review today is of a book by the lovely Christine Webber.
Dealing with the issues that arise when suddenly single in your fifties, ‘Who’d Have Thought it?’ is a romantic comedy set against the turbulence which typifies mid-life in today’s society
My review today is of a book a little different. ‘things i should have said and done’ is a novel that challenges our idea of the afterlife. Written by Colette McCormick there is something quite special about this book
My book-review today is of the latest release from Isabelle Broom ‘Then. Now. Always.’ Isabelle Broom writes beautifully and very passionately about a place that is obviously so very special to her in this book. Prepare to escape to the Spanish sunshine…