Monday 11 January 2016 I smell his bad breath a second or two before I feel his hand on my arse. That’s the weird thing about public transport gropers, they always seem to have personal hygiene issues. ‘What’s your problem?’ I shout, as I spin around to face him. Immediately, the crowd of people jostling […]
Love or Nearest Offer by Adèle Geras IRIS Whenever Iris met her friends for a meal, she was always the first person to arrive at the restaurant. She was punctual by nature, but working for Robinson & Tyler had made her even anxious not to keep anyone waiting. Bruce had been clear on that part […]
I am delighted to welcome Elizabeth Brundage to my blog today. Elizabeth’s latest novel, All Things Cease to Appear was released last month and is receiving rave reviews. I was absolutely fascinated by the story behind this book and I couldn’t wait to quiz Elizabeth on where she gets her inspiration, why she dislikes the […]
Writing from Another’s Perspective – a challenge or a cheek? By Rosanna Ley As every writer knows, viewpoint is tricky. Every story has a narrator. But who should that narrator be? And how are we qualified to step into their shoes and assume that we know – how they act, how they think? Are we […]
While My Eyes Were Closed by Linda Green Release Date: 5th May 2016 Publisher: Quercus Buy: Paperback | Kindle Rating: One, two, three . . . Lisa Dale shuts her eyes and counts to one hundred during a game of hide-and-seek. When she opens them, her four-year-old daughter Ella is gone. Disappeared without a trace. The […]
Bookaholic Confessions 