Today, I'm delighted to be taking part in the Blog Tour for Annette Hannah's new novel, Dining At Davinci's Here is my review: A beautifully written dual timeline novel, Dining At Davinci’s is a wonderfully romantic read. It is the latest book in Annette Hannah’s series of books set in the market town of Bramblewood – although you don’t need to have read the other books to enjoy this one. It tells the stories of two women, Dolly and Gracie, not only their love stories, but th
Today, I'm deighted to welcome Chrissie Parker to Lynne Shelby Writes with a fab guest post about the true events behind her new historical novel, When The Earth Wakes. Over to Chrissie . . . I write historical fiction and ideas for my stories often come from the most random of places, taking time to formulate into what eventually becomes the final idea for a good story. With a background in history, archaeology and travel, most of my books are set in a far-flung location, th
Have you ever wondered where authors get their ideas? Today, I'm delighted to welcome Linda Corbett to my blog with a guest post telling us about where she found the inspiration for her wonderful new novel, Rosie's Garden of New Beginnings. Over to Linda . . . Rosie's Garden of New Beginnings by Linda Corbett Thank you, Lynne, for inviting me onto your blog today to talk about my latest book, Rosie’s Garden of New Beginnings – an opposites attract contemporary romance with a
Today I'm delighted to be taking part in the Blog Tour for Jodie Homer's new Christmas novel, Falling For A Star, with a guest blog from Jodie about the inspriation behind the book. Over to you, Jodie! Falling For A Star by Jodie Homer Three years ago when I first decided to write a Christmas book I wanted to set it in New York. Who wouldn’t want to read a book about one of the biggest cities in the world? I wanted to feature a man called Isaac who lived in America and I want