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And find 3 historical books described as full of adventure, humour and romance.



Not going on holiday? Then get that feel-good feeling with three books for 1.98 – don’t miss this bargain – it runs out on 29th July

If you’ve been following my other blog posts in the past couple of months, you’ll know something about this time travel book (with a slow burning romance bumbling along). But did I mention that the ghosts want Ellie to do something for them? The dishy vicar cautions Ellie. The loveable, zany, almost famous neighbour cautions her too. Does she take any notice? Okay, you can guess the answer – but would you? And when you find out the worrying consequences of time travel, would you still be determined to seek justice?
Beware the Midnight Train will be reduced until 14th November so please take a look soon. Here's the link:

Both ebook and paperback are ready and waiting :-)

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If you follow the link it’s a short cut to more information about a shivers-down-the-spine mystery. Some of the characters never get to shiver, some are cool even in the face of… of what? Just be careful to check you’re getting on the right train.
In the blog you’ll start to get the ‘feel’ of the book, so please take a look and let me know what you think of the title.


0.99 in US and UK from 25th August to 31st Hide in Time
Also on Kindle Unlimited so sort of FREE!
Now the sneaky peek at the forthcoming release of another Time Travel. Here's the opening sentence:
“From the outside Eleanor saw no discernible reason why Flint Cottage should be dirt cheap to rent.”
If you were offered somewhere that looked like a dream cottage in an English country village and it was dirt cheap, would you take it without viewing it? Perhaps you would if there was usually very little available to rent at a price you could afford? Perhaps you would if you had walked out on a no-good two-timing whatsit and had nowhere else to go? Might it seem like a dream come true?
To find out more go to the Goodreads blog here: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...
A ghost story based on truth.

Many people are worried about the future. I found on my travels earlier this year that our friends in New Zealand and Australia have similar worries to us. Friends in the US and Canada say the same. Thousands of miles away, yet we face similar worries and threats.
Many writers and health practitioners over the years have given us tips on how to cope with worries. As a reader and writer, I would say: read a good book. And it’s true, isn’t it? If you get lost in a book, you’re in another world.
Hop over to the blog and read more and add your thoughts please – we need good tips I think you'll like the blog.
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One person who found he was up to his ears in trouble is Chester. Chester manages to get through some horrendous situations but eventually he helps others on the way. As an investigative journalist, he’s come up against a crime gang. And when he gets to New Zealand, he finds life is not quite what he imagined and he narrowly misses… well, I’d better not give out any spoilers.

It's on a Kindle Countdown Deal from Thursday 27th June, through until 3rd July 2024. For 0.99 if you live in the UK or US, or not much more if you’re unable to get the deal. And, of course it is FREE on Kindle Unlimited.
And it's clean with Christian themes throughout.
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And if you want to get stocked up before you get marooned then two of my books are on sale:


Both are FREE if you are a member of Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited.

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I’ve recently returned from a trip Down Under and I spent some time at a favourite beauty spot, a café in Scorching Bay, Wellington, New Zealand. Munching brunch, I remembered a scene from one of my books set just around the headland in Breaker Bay which features in

“Suddenly he saw it: the most magnificent roller advancing steadily towards the shore. A shout went up and all paddled furiously towards the beguiling breaker. He caught the wave, stood and steadied himself. The magic carpet took off; he was flying once again. For a few precious moments the exhilaration bore him up to surfers’ heaven – no drug could compare.”
And then something shocking happened.
And it’s reduced to 0.99 in the US and UK from 25th February to 1st March 2024.
Also FREE on Kindle Unlimited.
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The annoying thing is that I once went on a speed-reading course. I remember doing well and thinking this was a time-saver that would last a lifetime. Huh! It's great for business things but with well-written books I prefer to savour, not quite every word, but at least to grasp the plot and enjoy the characters and good turns of phrase and the rhythm, etc. Hence I never get to read hardly any books at all! Daft.

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Something a little different this month as this is the month when many of us will be scratching our heads (or whatever you do when you absolutely have to do some thinking). What to buy for Christmas presents? Easy: a book. It’s something that lasts, can be treasured, can be shared and most of all can bring joy – and that is precisely what Christmas tends to do.
I’ve done your searching for you. Ahem. Three of my paperback books have been reduced in price to the very lowest that Amazon allows for authors in their Kindle Direct Publishing. At their very lowest, the author receives nothing. So that’s me! I’d like them to have been even cheaper but Amazon have to make their money…

US - $7.40
UK - £6.30
Canada - $9.70
Australia – $14.50

US - $7.95
UK - £6.75
Canada - $10.50
Australia - $15.50

US - $7.25
UK - £5.99
Canada - $9.35
Australia - $13.99
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I wish you all a very happy Christmas.

I don’t have time to read as many books as I would like but I have read several of Gail Meath’s and here is what I said about one of them: “Oh what joy; an immensely satisfying read with the pace increasing until it becomes impossible to put down. Meticulous plotting, what a story!”
Take a look at the interview here: https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog...
And I know we all like bargains so here’s my latest book on a Kindle Countdown Deal at 0.99 in the US and UK.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6... and it’s always free on Kindle Unlimited. It's a time travel romance and the time traveller makes a very big mistake.
There’s also a quotation from an author which you may or may not agree with. Please tell us your thoughts.
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You are invited into a mystery and the world's best kept secret.
£0.77
$0.99
Ca$ 1.30
Aus$1.45
and similarly low-priced across the Amazon world. The paperback is also greatly reduced.
Why? The world is experiencing many problems including tough financial ones and the very least I can do is to offer a book at rock bottom prices.
Here's what it's about:
Chester, an investigative journalist, is in fear of his life and hides out in a remote part of New Zealand, 12,000 miles from Kate, the woman he loves. His quiet life is interrupted when a stranger knocks on his door and transports him to the world’s best kept secret. True to his training, he keeps a diary of his perplexing experiences, all of which he dismisses as impossible.
As his life becomes more alarming, his longing to see Kate grows. Yet how can he explain to her what he can’t bring himself to believe? After she reads his diary, she becomes his lifeline helping him to understand that he must warn others of the danger just like a lighthouse does.

Dr Seuss said, "Reading can take you places you have never been before.” This book will take you to London, New Zealand and the Caribbean. It will also take you to places I'm 100% sure you've never been.
Currently 4.76 rating on Goodreads
(my thanks to reviewers)

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This month’s bargain book is

It's a time travel romance and Liberty finds herself pursued by two men and escapes into an unexpected time. Her intention was to land in Regency England but, as the title suggests, she makes a mistake which delightfully delays her journey.
“The course of true love never did run smooth.” William Shakespeare - and time travel doesn’t help either!
0.99 in US and UK. And, as usual, it is free on Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited.
Please pop over to the blog and leave a good quotation from a book you've read or written.

And this is what reviewers say about just one of the books: “A great historical fiction with all the elements of a classic”, “ Dark romantic mystery on a knife edge throughout”, “Romance, danger, adventure, mystery, excitement and so much more”, “A gripping tale”, “A cracking good book”, “Highly Recommended”.



Don’t leave it too long – they are reduced from 26th to 31st May
Of course, they are FREE on Kindle Unlimited all year round!
And if you follow the link - here it is again https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog...
- you'll find some thoughts to set you thinking too because sometimes it's good to look in the rear view mirror when we're driving, isn't it? And just occasionally in life it's good to look back and see who had an influence on you and who changed your life.

Blog with bargains? Yay! A blog with two bargains - more yays!


Both are 0.99 for 7 days and, of course, if you are a Kindle Unlimited member, they are free! Something to read during the Easter break perhaps?
What else has this blog got? There’s a very short Easter story for readers and you can tell us what your favourite genre is in the comments section. Authors really like to know who likes what!
And there’s a question for authors too.
Then there’s a completely daft ‘Random Act of Kindness’ and a couple of good ones to help this troubled world.
So here’s the link again: https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog...

“One Dark Night by Anna Faversham is a very good book offering romance, danger, adventure, mystery, excitement and so much more and I found it was very hard to put down. I really was rooting for Lucy to end up with a good life for all the grief she had endured and was hoping she would pick the man I liked best. I also hoped that all the bad people would get what they deserved. Anna Faversham did a perfect job of combining all the elements into one winning story and I highly recommend One Dark Night be added to your reading list.”
I hope you will like

If you take a look at my blog https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog... if you wish you can also tell us how a particular choice changed your life.

Several people took cupcakes from the tray and ate them until someone noticed the envelope tucked underneath the others - what was inside?

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“…rooted for her, as she tried to courageously navigate through her problems…”
If you fancy going on a journey that goes wrong (just 150 years out) please take a look at Mistake in Time
