If you even wondered how difficult it was to tell people what a book’s about, you should read this fun guest post, hosted by Swirl and Thread.
My thanks to Mairead for allowing me to talk about No Accident.
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Interview with Paula Williams
If you ever wanted to know what inspired the Kent Fisher mystery series, it’s all here in my interview with the lovely Paula Williams.
Review of No Remorse
My thanks to Chelle at Curled Up with a Good Book for another lovely review. So pleased you enjoyed the story.
‘The plot is brilliant – I hadn’t foreseen what was going to come at the end! Robert takes us on a complex and intriguing journey with the wicked twists and turns that I have come to expect, and love, from Roberts writing. No Remorse takes you on a bit of an emotional rollercoaster – my feelings towards some of the characters changed numerous times!’
No Bodies Review
Another terrific review for No Bodies from Chelle at Curled up with a Book
‘You can’t help but be sucked in and enjoy the ride with Kent. The novel will make you laugh in places – Kent does get himself into some sticky situations – and I really enjoy the humour throughout the book. The plot is fantastic, with plenty of twists and turns to keep you completely gripped; and if that’s not enough – just wanting to know what will happen to Kent’s animal sanctuary will keep you turning the pages!’
Interview on B for Book Review
My thanks to Els for an interview with some different and intriguing questions.
You can read the full interview here.
The joys of writing a series
My thanks to Sonya at A Lover of Books for sharing my post about writing a series.
You can read the full post here.
Five on Friday by Jill’s Book Cafe
Every Friday, I look forward to reading about another author on Jill’s Book Cafe’s feature. So I was delighted to take part today.
Interview on Fictionophile
My thanks to Lynne LeGrow for some interesting and entertaining questions.
‘There’s nothing better than knowing others enjoy the story you wrote. That’s why I write.’
No Mercy – Interview on Books Teacup and Reviews
My thanks to Yesha for some intriguing and enjoyable questions.
‘The challenge is invariably the same with all my books – keeping it fresh and credible, which isn’t easy when your main character isn’t a police officer or private detective.’
Read the full interview of Books Teacup and Reviews.
The challenge of writing a series
‘The Kent Fisher murder mysteries are a long way from the cop with a trauma, which seems to be one of the current trends in crime fiction. They’re traditional murder mysteries, driven by both character and plot to entertain readers.’
If you want to find out more about why I write the Kent Fisher mysteries, you can read the guest post at Between the Lines
My thanks to Cathy at Between the Lines for letting me spread the word.