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Need a little #feelgood sunshine? This is great for a holiday read or for curling in a cosy chair. Set in France, will Suzy regret her escape or will she find her forever future.
I rounded up the family for a photo and they were very cooperative considering there are ten of them.
Ten tales of mystery & suspense from old Brontë Country.
They really were all made … with love x
Sunday KU spotlight…
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@Jairus_Girl My preference is for those type of love stories but perhaps it’s the escapism and the feeling of comfort a story can bring with knowing the ending like in the cosy crime genre. There’s room for all tastes and I suppose trends come and go 😊
@bobsandbooks Thank you and yes I see what you mean about a happy ending being just as satisfying as a happily ever after as the story stops there so how could a reader possibly know the future 😊
@lhallwriter Thank you for the opportunity. I have a new series of historical fiction novels set in old Yorkshire where six women are the flawed heroes of their own story. The bittersweet Christmas tale, The Fifty Lost Christmases of Dolly Hunter, is free on KU 😊
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@colettemcauthor@GeorgeW78246413 Yes, such a great way to start the build up. I like the atmosphere it creates in the book and the different dramatisations 😊
@Milwaukeemob2 Yes I do., some of my books are set in 1920s Yorkshire. Your book looks great as I took a peek on your link. Thank you again for your support 😊