Deadly Desires, Rachel McLean – Book Review and Writer’s Tips
This is the new queen of police procedural story telling.
Do you agree?
This is the new queen of police procedural story telling.
Do you agree?
Do you agree?
Is branding more important than story?
If you believe you don’t make judgements on appearance, you should read this book!
MY AWESOME CO-PRESENTER IS BACK!
As we are all creatives, organisation doesn’t always come to us naturally but after years of corporate systems, I’m here to help.
Audible, this could be a better, smoother, listening experience…
…it’s also lyrical, dramatic, page turning, violent, and a fantastic Glasgow story set in the 1970s.
Rachel McLean writes – Thrillers that make you think!
The Kindle is the perfect gift for a book lover, find out more about the Kindle Oasis before you buy one!
Why it’s OK to write a standard, a classic format mystery story.
Writing isn’t hard, it’s a privilege. It’s not brain surgery, or nursing in a Covid packed ward. I know I’m so, so, so lucky to do what I do.
Stephen King says if you don’t have time to read, you won’t become a writer. Harsh but true!
You need to get that story told, get it committed to words on a page or a computer screen. Once it’s down, mistakes included, you start the rewarding, repetitive often heartbreaking process of editing.
I discuss the book which was a shocker, in a good way.
My passion for books isn’t fussy, it’s across all genres, and I’ve reviewed fiction, non-fiction, futurist, classic and even children’s books over the past few weeks.
I definitely think you can learn from it, especially if you’re a writer of crime or non fiction.
The wonderful thing about being a writer, or entrepreneur is seeing a product reach the final stages, prior to launch.
I’m uncomfortable about reviewing this one, which might surprise people.
Gabriel García Márquez – Love in the Time of Cholera.
Sorry. It’s not a nice book.