Tag: New Book

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New book project

I sometimes wish that I could turn my brain off, stop ideas coming through and just concentrate on one book at at time – but it just isn’t to be, so a new book project is currently blooming.
(book cover in the main image).
I am however still working my way through Decadently Discontinued (The last book in the Winging It series) and hope to have it released soon 🙂
I do have some research to do on this new book, which is how I will be spending my afternoon, as I want to make sure that I get things right.

Whatever you are doing, have a lovely day 🙂

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Asylum – Reviews

The first reviews are in for Asylum and I am absolutely over the moon!

I was so worried about this book, as it’s so different to what I normally write, and I’ve had a few anxious moments waiting for reviews, but they are here (see main pic, or link below) and they are fab!

Reviews are so difficult to get, so I thank you so very much ❤❤❤❤

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08QW7332V/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_nsD8FbXVQG0EP

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Asylum is finally here!

After what seems like forever, and a whole bunch of curse words being thrown at the new Kindle Create platform, Asylum is now available!! Yippeee!!
I am now going to drown myself in Martini and sigh 🙂

Asylum is available via Amazon , in both eBook and paperback formats. (links for .co.uk & .com are below)

Enjoy 🙂

Asylum
Waking in Melrose Manor Psychiatric Hospital, Emily Baxter is shocked to discover that she stands accused of the death of her mother, and that her father has all but abandoned her.
As Emily struggles to recall any memories of her life prior to Melrose Manor, she remains adamant that she is not the cause of her mother’s death, she is not crazy, and she will prove her innocence, even if it breaks her. Facing the possibility of never being freed, and enduring daily abuse at the hands of the nursing staff, Emily must stay strong if she is to fight back and escape.
Emily has many questions, but each one is met with more lies, more confusion and more abuse.
Is her mother really dead?
Would her father have had her committed to a mental asylum?
Why can’t she remember anything?
Can she trust anyone? 
Melrose Manor – the nightmare has just begun…