Monthly Archives: October 2019

  When Young I had played with love when not prepared But luck was mine and I was spared. Until a time when love did reach Beyond the walls and my heart was breached. For if you have loved as … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Auntiemwrites Crime-Mystery Author M K Graff :
After the tremendous success of the stand-alone Stanley and Elsie, Nicola Upson’s tour de force of the artist Stanley Spencer’s complicated marriage and art from the view of his housekeeper, Elsie…

Writing to be Read has shared a review of Through the Nethergate, my first supernatural book for young adults. Thank you, Kaye Lynne Booth for sharing your thoughts. Through the Nethergate, by Roberta Eaton Cheadle, is a captivating journey in…

I am as strange as the rain in summer. I am the bellow of the wind at night. I am the river that floods the meadows. I am the dreams that died of fright. I am nothing of matter or … Continue reading →

It’s my father’s fault that I write spy novels, as my interest was aroused when he held a position as deputy head of a counter intelligence desk inside the War Department at the end of WWII. As one would expect … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
The South Bridge Vaults in Edinburgh, are hidden beneath one of the city’s busiest street, and can be accessed by the public through guided tours of a few of its subterranean chambers.…

  You’ve got to keep going or you’ll stop and standstill. You’ve got to keep going while you still have the will. If you stop going then the will’s going leave And if you leave the will behind you’ll nothing … Continue reading →

From the 50 free audiobook coupons, (25 Amazon .com 20 Amazon .co) I was given on Thursday for The Desolate Garden I now have only 5 for Amazon .com but still 20 for Amazon co. If you would like to take … Continue reading →