Originally posted on Kate M. Colby:
A Thousand Rooms by Helen Jones My rating: 5 of 5 stars Katie didn’t wake up expecting to die. And yet, that’s exactly how A Thousand Rooms begins. As Katie stands on the street, watching emergency responders attend to her body, she waits for whatever comes next. Nothing comes, and Katie is forced…
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Hinting at Shadows ~ Published #NewRelease
Originally posted on Lemon Shark:
? ? So. It has come to this. Yes! It really has. It’s here! Hinting at Shadows is now available in both eBook and paperback. After some minor bumps and bruises with the ever-delightful formatting process, I am finally able to release my book into the world. This is a…
A Girly Weekend
Originally posted on Suzie Speaks:
I’ve been looking forward to this weekend for a while. Through the Annual Bloggers Bash, I’ve made several new friends that have developed to the point where we all communicate daily – a thread on Twitter turned into a continuous conversation that has seen us through the highs and lows…
A Thousand Rooms, on Lisa Burton Radio
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Don’t touch that dial, you’ve discovered Lisa Burton Radio. The only show out there where the characters from the books you love get to tell their stories. I’m your host, Lisa the robot girl, and we’re waiting for my guest to call in. What am I, competing with The View…
Shortlist Revealed…
Originally posted on Esther Chilton:
Well, I can’t do much about the election result, but I can spread a little cheer among a few of you. A few weeks ago, I set my first mini-competition (a flash fiction story on the theme of The Discovery). I was overwhelmed by the number of entries I had…
Book Of The Month – Conor Kelly And The Fenian King – by Ali Isaac @aliisaac_
My lovely friend Ali’s book is Hugh’s Book of the Month, over at Hugh’s Views and News! Ali writes beautifully about the myths and legends of Ireland, so hop on over to Hugh’s and check it out 🙂
Wednesday Wander – El Morro, San Juan
El Morro, or, to give it its full name, Castillo San Felipe Del Morro, is a sixteenth century fortress guarding the entrance to San Juan Bay, Puerto Rico. Situated on a promontory at the entrance to the bay, the thick walls and 360 degree views give El Morro a commanding position.The fort, which is similarContinue reading “Wednesday Wander – El Morro, San Juan”
Reflections, Fireworks and a Zombie Prom Queen
I’ve been out and about these last few days, as half term winds down and the celebration season winds up. On Saturday I walked along a stretch of canal I hadn’t visited before – I love reflections, and the calm water made for some interesting shots. Yesterday was Devils Night, the precursor to Halloween, andContinue reading “Reflections, Fireworks and a Zombie Prom Queen”
Helen Says…Radio Waves, Lollops and One Hit Wonders: We Are Born To Be Alive
Another reblog – I know! But today I’m visiting Steve at Steve Says, with a post about the disco classic, ‘Born To Be Alive’ Dance on over and take a look!
Hills & Valleys
I know I’ve done a few reblogs lately – it’s because I’ve been out visiting in blogland this week – but I just had to share this lovely review for Hills and Valleys, the third book in my Ambeth series. Thanks, Kev!
Helen Glynn Jones 