This is paperback publication day for my historical saga/thriller, IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTER and I’m so pleased to be able to say that Tesco, Asda, Morrison and Makro are just some of the supermarkets who are stocking the book. WHSmith High Street are featuring MIDWINTER in their chart in their larger stores and Asda always does the same. I can’t wait to get down to my local stores and chat to all the people who are either buying the book or browsing – and the wonderful sales teams who always take the time and trouble to set out the shelves and discuss publication. My husband will join me and we’ll take the camera, so that I can post the pics on my WordPress. It really is an exciting day for me, especially as I’m becoming familiar with the social medias of Facebook, Twitter and Goodreads and can reach so many more people personally.  The book has had some lovely reviews already and I’d like to thank everyone who has taken the trouble to comment. Best of all, by the wonderful miracle of technology, I can actually “espeak” with readers and receive their feedback first-hand. I listen to what they say and try to remember as I’m writing, that my aim is to make my story a page-turner, a product they will be eager to read, giving pleasure and excitement. I do hope IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTER provides this. If you’re a cutting-edge ereader and want to download the first few chapters to your Kindle, please go to Amazon and click on the right-hand link for a sample.  Or if you want to know a little more about where these novels spring from, then perhaps click on the BIO link of these webpages. To all who buy and read the book – thank you! I love hearing from you, so please send me feedback on the Contact link and I’ll get back to you. Happy day everyone – and remember, a book opens up a new world, taking you away from reality for a short while, so refreshing and enlivening the little grey cells!

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