NO MORE WORDS is domestic drama at its very best, full of suspense and intrigue with a perfect amount of humour and romance to balance it out. The characters are wonderfully complex and as the layers of the plot unfold, you find yourself getting drawn deeper into their story and more invested in the outcome. …
Review: Six Weeks to Live by Catherine McKenzie
In her 11th novel, Catherine McKenzie delivers another gripping and pulse-pounding psychological family drama. This book moves at breakneck speed and was impossible for me to put down. I have always appreciated this author’s ability to craft a plot full of twists and turns, but it is her characters that always draw me in. Something …
Five Books On Writing You Need to Read
I’m constantly evolving as a writer and that is never more true than the times I find myself wokring on a new outline or a tough revision instead of writing new words. That is when I turn to the collection of craft books on my shelves for help. While there are many incredible resources out …
Q&A with Elle Marr
Thrillers are one of my favourite genres to read. I love getting caught up in a twisty, turny mystery that keeps me guessing from the first page to the last. I’ve tried to write one myself a few times but it turns out I’m not that good at plotting out a mystery. Elle Marr, on …
Review: Wild Women and the Blues by Denny S. Bryce
In this riveting and captivating historical fiction novel, debut author Denny S. Bryce expertly weaves two timelines together to build a mystery that grips you from the first page. It’s 1925 and all Honoree Dalcour wants to do is dance. She knows landing a spot at the ritzy Dreamland Cafe is her best shot at …