#IWSG – Surprising Myself

#IWSG – Surprising Myself

I’m tackling my monthly post for Insecure Writer’s Support Group Day in two parts, not because I have two answers but because I have two different thoughts churning through my scrambled head. On then to this month’s optional question and Part I: September 6th Question: Have you ever surprised yourself with your writing? (For example, by trying a … Continue reading

The Navigators – a review

The Navigators – a review

Time for another review and this time, a novel about time travel. The Navigators by Dan Alatorre (Goodreads Author), Allison Maruska (Goodreads Author)(Editor) A freak landslide at a remote mine site uncovers a strange machine to Barry’s group of palaeontology students. Wary of corrupt school officials, his team takes the machine home to study it in secret, reaching only … Continue reading

The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon – a review

The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon – a review

Engrossed in promoting my equestrian thriller, escaping to read about another horse world was strange and yet satisfying. This is my review: The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon by Linda Ballou (Goodreads Author) Gemcie and her Irish Hunter, Marshal, are about to capture the World Cup when a nasty fall dashes their chances. While she is mending, … Continue reading

Traitor’s Knot – a review

Traitor’s Knot – a review

As anyone knows that has read my guest post ‘From Ostler to Eventer’ on Cryssa Bazos’s website, I found a strong connection to this book through horses. But there was so much more, so, read on for my review. Traitor’s Knot by Cryssa Bazos (Goodreads Author) England 1650: Civil War has given way to an uneasy peace … Continue reading

Oats, Hay and Rest

Oats, Hay and Rest

      I’m back home at Writing Wings for this final hitching post on ‘The Spiral of Hooves Blog Tour’. After a journey that has taken me to France, the USA, England, and Canada, the mare that I borrowed from Carly Tanner is ready for her oats and hay, while I bring this celebration … Continue reading