Kindle Customer Paula 5.0 out of 5 stars An insane read indeed! Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 November 2021 At first glance this book came across as a psychological suspense thriller; a successful author who’s just discovered that she has a terminal disease being stalked by someone who’s playing sick mind games with her.… Continue reading Reviews for A Question of Sanity By Katherine Black up to 1st November 2021
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BLOG 26 January 2022 He’s a Very Naughty Boy! Featuring P.J Scarlet Showcase by Staff Blogger Laura Lyndhurst
Celebrity. I picked a good time to read P J Scarlet’s excellent romantic novel Racing Devil, the story of a brattish racing driver and his potential reformation at the hands of a good woman. Why? Because we’ve had news about the rich and famous, some who think they can do what they like, and to… Continue reading BLOG 26 January 2022 He’s a Very Naughty Boy! Featuring P.J Scarlet Showcase by Staff Blogger Laura Lyndhurst
BLOG: January 4th 2022 – The Week After The Week After Christmas by Laura Lyndhurst
Christmas happened. Our illustrious leader Sooz burned the midnight oil in the office, and the Ghost-Write of Christmas Present duly became that of Christmas Past. She’s yet to see that of Christmas-Yet-to-Come, but there’s plenty of time for that. Into the New Year, we trot. The build-up and fireworks take us into singing Auld… Continue reading BLOG: January 4th 2022 – The Week After The Week After Christmas by Laura Lyndhurst
Author Interview: Jay Alden Bailey
We would like to introduce Jay Alden Bailey, Author of Mudflap and Mudflap The Gloves Come Off. Jay Alden Bailey is an authentic 21st century Renaissance Man: He oil paints, is an architect, building houses, barns, ponds, gardens and restoration projects. A lover of antiques, he enjoys everything from homes to toys, working and displaying… Continue reading Author Interview: Jay Alden Bailey
Playing with Collective Nouns
Collective nouns The collective noun for collective nouns is … A nuance. Collective nouns are words that refer to a collection or group of multiple people, animals, or things. However, even though collective nouns refer to more than one individuals, they function as singular nouns in a sentence. This is because they are referring to… Continue reading Playing with Collective Nouns