The Adventures of a Blonde Writer
When Rachel from Rachel’s RandomResources wrote to me about the Cuttin’ Heads Book Blog Tour I decided to step out of my sweet scented, frilly pink, romance genre comfort zone, join the tour and read D.A. Watson’s book.
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Prior to reading Lost Boy by Christina Henry, I would have turned my nose up at the thought of reading one of my favourite fairy tales, retold with a darker twist. Favourite fairy tales for me are precious things, which I store in glass cases at the back of my mind. Occasionally I open up […]
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You can’t beat a good dark and twisted thriller novel. I enjoy the unsettled feeling a good thriller gives me. The powerful thriller plot twists are exhilarating too and I urge the thriller author to treat me a bit rough (in the book sense) and yank the carpet out from under my feet. I want […]
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I have read a few good books lately. As a bookworm I adore that wonderful feeling you get from reading a great book. I love this quote from William Styron: ‘A great book should leave you with many experiences, and slightly exhausted at the end. You live several lives while reading’. After finishing a great […]
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Bad endings in books can leave you feeling cheated and cross. I can just about cope with weak endings in other book genres, however if I am given a romance novel with an unwanted ending I will struggle….emotionally….for days after it’s finished. When I read a romance novel I want: Chemistry between the two […]
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I have decided to start interviewing book reviewers on my blog for the following reasons: Book reviewers hold a lot of useful literary insight for writers. Book reviewers are very valuable to us when our books are published. It is useful to see how their book reviewer mind works. I believe getting inside the mind […]
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