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Readers Reviews Of The Last Train To Paris By Juliet Greenwood
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 26 Nov 2023 | Views: 63 Here are readers reviews of this brilliant new novel from Juliet. I’ve always loved stories set in wartime, during which ordinary people find the courage and strength to do extraordinary things. All actions have consequences, of course. So when the fighting is over, there are often questions to be answered and conflicts to be resolved. What choices were made, and were they good or bad?
Readers Reviews Of The Silver Clasp By Juliet Greenwood
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 08 Aug 2021 | Views: 71 I am delighted to be featuring readers reviews for Juliet Greenwood's latest novel. Diane Cunningham This is the second book that I’ve read by Juliet, and I’ve loved both books. Set during World War One in Cornwall, it’s the stories of some strong young women, who although from different classes and with different problems they work together in friendship to help each other survive.
Eve's Pudding - A British World War One Recipe
Written by Jan Rosser in Food and Drink on 27 Nov 2020 | Views: 17 Here is another recipe from good friend Juliet Greenwood. This is a recipe from the era of the First World War, which I discovered when researching the recipes for 'We That are Left'. I loved making this! It's a light and tasty way of using cooking apples, or eaters that are starting to go. It's bit like an apple soufflé. I added a little grated lemon rind to the apples for an extra zing.
Journey to Pandemonium
Written by Gail Aldwin in Books on 26 Nov 2020 | Views: 23 When I set out in 2009 to become a novelist, I never imagined I would also have a children’s picture book published. When I set out in 2009 to become a novelist, I never imagined I would also have a children’s picture book published. Journey to Pandemonium When I set out in 2009 to become a novelist, I never imagined I would also have a children’s picture book published.
My Review Of The Forgotten Guide To Happiness By Sophie Jenkins
Written by Margaret James in Books on 16 Aug 2018 | Views: 94 When novelist Lana Green’s literary agent tells Lana that her second, as-yet-unpublished novel is actually never going to be published because it’s depressing, bleak and bitter, Lana is upset but not really surprised that her novel about rejection has been rejected. After all, she has been going through a really bad patch and isn’t in the mood to write the upbeat romantic fiction her agent was expecting to find.
Readers Reviews Of The Ferryman's Daughter By Juliet Greenwood
I am delighted to share readers reviews of The Ferryman's Daughter by Juliet Greenwood. Moira Manson Definitely a 5 star review! I was engrossed from page 1 and loved reading about Hester and her dreams. Hesters dreams are her mams dreams. She wanted to make them come true but with her dad to look after and a man trying to claim her, she had her hands full, then WW1 came and Hester got a job as a cook looking after the injured. So her dreams had to wait.
Readers Reviews Of Quality Quercus Books Part 2
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 09 May 2020 | Views: 67 I'm delighted to be publishing Part 2 of some super reviews of Quercus Books. Donna Prosho Be prepared for tears whilst reading this novel, and deep love for 3 generations of strong women! Connecting each of them in tragic circumstances and turning them into brave and courageous women. It's a story of love, secrets, and shame.
Benefits of Walking for Health, Stress Busting and Fresh Air!
Written by Kelly Florentia in Socialising on 14 Mar 2020 | Views: 20 Being a regular runner, I'm used to being active. So you can imagine my horror when a recent fall resulted in a swollen and painful ankle. A trip to my GP confirmed my worst fears, a torn ligament and a horrific prescription of no running for 6-8 weeks! Aside from being in pain, I was gutted that I wouldn't be able to throw on my running shoes and hit the road.
Readers Reviews Of Dr Dan's Casebook By Laurie Graham
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 27 Jan 2020 | Views: 62 I am delighted to be featuring the latest book by Laurie Graham. See reviews below . Beverley Ann Hopper Oh my word this is brilliant. It's a warm hearted story, with a touch of witty hilarious situations. Dr Dan has got what it takes, starting out as a young doctor, training at The Lindens. I found myself laughing at some of the antics. This book has it all, such sweet funny witty moments as you keep reading, with a sense of humour.
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Reviews Of Girl In Red Velvet By Margaret James
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 20 Oct 2018 | Views: 174 I have read and enjoyed Girl in Red Velvet by Margaret James, one of the many talented authors from Choclit and would like to share my review with you all. This is book 6 in the Charton Minster series and spans three decades from the 60’s through to the 90’s. The book is told in three parts. It can also be read as a stand alone novel. Part 1 focuses on 1966-69. Lily Denham is beginning her studies at Lady Margaret Hall University in Oxford.
Readers Reviews Of The Foundling School For Girls By Elizabeth Gill
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 14 Sep 2019 | Views: 105 Ella from Quercus very kindly sent out copies of Elizabeth's latest novel to reviewers and here are their posts. Sandra Blower Lovely story of a Nun and a kindhearted man who bring hope and faith to the people of the north east.Of the highs and lows of every day life in the Durham Dales,it is a very enjoyable book and worthy of the 5*. Patricia Humm Just finished the Elizabeth Gill book.
Original British World War 1 Seed Cake Recipe
Written by Jan Rosser in Food and Drink on 18 Aug 2018 | Views: 826 My author friend Juliet Greenwood sent me this recipe from the start of WW1. Have you ever made a seed cake? My author friend Juliet Greenwood sent me this recipe from the start of WW1. Have you ever made a seed cake? 1914 WW1 Seed Cake. ORIGINAL VERSION: 2 ½ lb. flour 2 lb. refined sugar 12 oz. caraway seeds 2 lb butter or margarine 4 teaspoonful orange flower water 10 eggs ½ lb.
Reviewing A Wide Range Of Teas From The English Tea Shop
Written by Jan Rosser in Food and Drink on 08 Aug 2019 | Views: 25 Are you a tea lover? Do you have a favourite brand? I love many blends and have been sent a wide variety of organic teas from The English Tea Shop. Where to begin? Let me quote a few lines from the English Tea Shop website. 'We love good tea. Refreshing, invigorating, robust or soothing, our love for tea infuses everything we do: from blending at our own factory in Sri Lanka, all the way to your freshly brewed cup.
Reviewing A 1913 Recipe Loved By Henry VIII - Maids Of Honour
Written by Jan Rosser in Food and Drink on 24 Jun 2018 | Views: 7156 My author friend Juliet Greenwood sent me this recipe from a 1913 cookbook! These are traditional small cakes that are crisp on the outside and gorgeously gooey on the inside. They are supposed to have first appeared at the court of Henry V111 with Anne Boleyn.
Readers Reviews Of A Random Act Of Kindness By Sophie Jenkins
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 04 Jul 2019 | Views: 80 Sabah Khan from Avon Books has donated copies of A Random Act of Kindness and I am delighted to feature readers reviews of Sophie Jenkins latest novel. Donna Prosho The story begins with a random act of kindness.....between Fern, a young vintage clothing stall holder, and Dinah, an 89 year old chic dressed lady! Who knew that this one act of kindness, could lead to romance, a business deal and a friendship.
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Readers Reviews Of Quality Quercus Books Part 1
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 25 Feb 2019 | Views: 92 I am delighted to be publishing the first article of readers reviews of Quercus Books. Jane Tanglis Before We were yours by Lisa Wingate I could not put this book down from the first page till the end. It was based on true history about 12 year old Rill Foss and her siblings and what happened to them . This author shows how a system can be corrupt and greedy when they are supposedly are to help protect the children.
Readers Reviews Of The Final Reckoning By Margaret James
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 24 Jan 2019 | Views: 120 Novelist Margaret James has a new thriller out which was published by Ruby Fiction on January 22nd 2019. I'm delighted to share readers reviews with you all. Janice Rosser This is a brilliant thriller with settings and events vividly described. In the quiet Herefordshire village of Hartley Cross, Lindsay Ellis witnessed the aftermath of a violent murder in her teens. The victim was her boyfriend Simon’s father and the killer was never found.
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