To celebrate the publication of her June title, A Perfect Cornish Escape, Phillipa Ashley spoke to the Dundee Courier about the dramatic landscapes where she traditionally likes to set her books.
The book also celebrated its second week running at No.1 on the Heatseekers chart - congratulations, Phillipa!
The book also celebrated its second week running at No.1 on the Heatseekers chart - congratulations, Phillipa!
| Delighted for Stuart Turton, whose forthcoming book, The Devil and the Dark Water has received a glowing review from Publishers Weekly: "Outstanding whodunit... brilliant resolution... fans of impossible crime fiction won't want to miss this one." |  |
Amanda Jennings' The Storm is whipping up a... well, storm!
Landing straight in at no.19 on the Heatseekers chart, it also picked up a fantastic review in this week's heat magazine:
"This deftly tackles the the issues surrounding coercive control in a way that feels both authentic and surprising, while the twists and turns just keep on coming."
Landing straight in at no.19 on the Heatseekers chart, it also picked up a fantastic review in this week's heat magazine:
"This deftly tackles the the issues surrounding coercive control in a way that feels both authentic and surprising, while the twists and turns just keep on coming."
Perfect for this beautiful weather we've been having, Kate Mallinder's Summer of No Regrets only £1.99 as part of Kobo's Summer Sale, running 1st - 15th August.
Her second book Asking For A Friend is also featured in the last issue of Shout magazine as one of their Shout Picks.
Her second book Asking For A Friend is also featured in the last issue of Shout magazine as one of their Shout Picks.
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The latest in Joanna Toye's Shop Girls series, Heartache for the Shop Girls is only 99p as part of the Kindle August Monthly Deal.
Erin Green's New Beginnings at Rose Cottage is also rocking an eBook deal, this time in the Kindle August Monthly Deal.
Erin was also interviewed by blogger Kim Nash over on Facebook about her writing journey, and what she likes to get up to in her spare time. Click this link to see more.
Erin was also interviewed by blogger Kim Nash over on Facebook about her writing journey, and what she likes to get up to in her spare time. Click this link to see more.
| Adam Hamdy's most recent novel Black 13, the first in his Scott Pearce series has been chosen as one of Barry Forshaw's Books of the Year in CrimeTime. You can see the full list here. |  |
Over on BBC Radio 4 this week, Jennifer Lucy Allan presented a "lyrical eulogy to foghorns".
You can catch up here.
You can catch up here.
| Jo Thomas' gorgeous festive book, Finding Love at the Christmas Market has been given a fantastic quote by none other than Katie Fforde: "No one does armchair travel better than Jo Thomas. You see the lights, smell the gingerbread and get a warm romantic Christmas hug from this lovely book." It is due for release in September (eBook) and November (paperback). |  |
While the eBook for Carys Jones' The List was released earlier in July, the paperback is due out in October and we cannot wait for this nail-biting psychological thriller to hit shelves. Author Lisa Hall has dubbed it "Brilliant... I couldn't put it down."
And Alison Bruce's forthcoming The Moment Before Impact has picked up this brilliant quote from Elly Griffiths:
"A powerful and absorbing story that stayed with me long after I’d finished reading. A writer at the top of her game."
"A powerful and absorbing story that stayed with me long after I’d finished reading. A writer at the top of her game."
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Finally, Georgia Kaufmann's hotly-anticipated debut The Dressmaker of Paris (Hodder, January 2021) has been given a couple of brilliant endorsements in the last week:
"The Dressmaker of Paris by Georgia Kaufmann is a delicious book: elegantly structured, beautifully written and with a fascinating protagonist. I was completely absorbed in Rosa’s story and rooting for her throughout her long journey from teenage victim to world famous businesswoman. In The Dressmaker of Paris, Georgia Kaufmann has created a beautiful and compelling novel that had me hooked until the very last page. And that ending: wow!"
Gill Thompson
"Involving, immersive and unputdownable, I raced through it!"
Jill Mansell
Stay tuned for more news on this very exciting release, soon!
"The Dressmaker of Paris by Georgia Kaufmann is a delicious book: elegantly structured, beautifully written and with a fascinating protagonist. I was completely absorbed in Rosa’s story and rooting for her throughout her long journey from teenage victim to world famous businesswoman. In The Dressmaker of Paris, Georgia Kaufmann has created a beautiful and compelling novel that had me hooked until the very last page. And that ending: wow!"
Gill Thompson
"Involving, immersive and unputdownable, I raced through it!"
Jill Mansell
Stay tuned for more news on this very exciting release, soon!
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