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. You can read the post here.
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. You can read the post here.
‘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.’
My thanks to Eva at Novel Deelights for posting this to support the release of No Mercy, Kent Fisher Mysteries #5. Click here to read the post. Click here to learn more about the books in the series.
Many thanks to Chelle for this interview on her terrific blog, Curled Up With a Good Book. She asked some terrific questions that forced me to think long and hard and delve deep into the past. Click here to read
The Kent Fisher Mysteries Collections (Books 1-3) is now available on Amazon Kindle by clicking here. It features No Accident, No Bodies and No Remorse in one handy volume. Enjoy!
5th July 2019 – Songs that changed my life Sometimes you listen to a song and it has a special significance, a deeper resonance. It touches you in a way that makes your spine tingle. That was my criteria for
In my childhood I improvised to survive. At times my life was as fictitious as the stories I read. Pretence was sometimes the only reality. That’s what made me a writer. I was eight when my father died. Though sad
14th October 2018 – 5/5 stars. I studied this novel for my English Literature O level back in 1974/5 and it changed my life. The story taught me about tolerance and hope in a world of ignorance, prejudice and injustice.
7th May 2018 The No Remorse Blog Tour commences on publication day. Follow the links on Spreading the Word, Facebook, Twitter, Linked In and Google+ to read the reviews.
‘You were a bright lad, but you were in the wrong job.’ Two years ago, after 39 years of service, I quit my job in environmental health to write full time. I rang Ged, who was my first manager when