Thursday, 16 July 2015
Holiday please read the earlier ones!!
Friday, 10 July 2015
Many thanks
Well that was a satisfying start over a 1000 copies of
my book out on the free promotion, all we need now is for people to read them,
enjoy them and tell folks about them. But most of all thank you for your
interest. It’s always a worry when a new book goes out, was it what people wanted
and did it fill their expectations. Especially if it’s a new period for the
tale, as The Daughter of Sandstone Manor is, delving into the 1700s a period I
have always been interested in but never studied until now. I found it fascinating
doing the research thank heavens for the web it saved me many trips to the
library and of course being able to print the relevant pages out means now I
have a huge reference file for my next book also to be about the same period,
if this one proves acceptable that is. So we’ll see how it fares by Christmas
and take a rain check then. Again thanks to all who have got a free copy I
really hope you enjoy it.
Thursday, 2 July 2015
Only 2 Free days to go
My seventh book
“The Daughter of Sandstone Manor” was launched last Wednesday. I believe it’s
my best book since I wrote Inshallah but you can see if you agree as it’s free
till Sunday. Here’s the description -
The Daughter of Sandstone Manor is set in the 1700’s where
smuggling and lewd behaviour was common practice.
Lady Isobel was witness to her father’s murder and was
threatened by the culprit, an event which led her to leave her family home and
take a post as a servant in a hostelry under the assumed name of Jess Newman.
The story is a tale of events in her young life from when the she arrives at
the Inn and her father’s murderer Edward Grant finds her. Edward Grant wants
her for his mistress but the information she has gathered on his future plans,
he decides to rape and kill her. Her one saviour is Charles Blake a senior
figure in the Riding Officers (later to become Coast Guards) a mystery man to
all who frequented the Inn. Charles was a handsome young man and at first she
held him in suspicion until gradually he proved himself to be a friend.
The book gives some insight to the life, romance, rape,
murder and smuggling that went on in the 1700’s.
The people who have read the manuscript seem to be
captivated by the story and you can now try it too as it’s FREE on Kindle till
5th July
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