Blog Tours, Thursday Themes

Thursday Themes – Val Penny – A Fighting Chance

I am delighted today to welcome back my lovely friend, Val Penny to my Thursday Themes blog as part of her tour with Bittersweet Book Tours. Val joins me to talk about the themes of her new Jane Renwick novel... Jo. thank you so much for inviting me to your blog today to tell your… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Val Penny – A Fighting Chance

Blog Tours, Thursday Themes

Thursday Themes – Sparks by Trisha Thacker

I'm delighted to welcome Trisha Thacker to my blog today with her new novel, Sparks (which just happens to be the name of my favourite band!) Trisha is here to talk about the themes of this exciting story. Fateh lives in a world much like our own, but adjacent to what we think of as… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Sparks by Trisha Thacker

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Thursday Themes – Tangled Magic – Stefanie Santone

Today, I'm delighted to welcome Stefanie Santone to my blog as part of her tour with Bittersweet Book Tours. Stefanie is here to talk about the themes of her new book, Tangled Magic. After getting home from college, my main character, Aspen, finds herself in desperate need of a job if she’s going to support… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Tangled Magic – Stefanie Santone

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Thursday Themes – The Refuge – Jo Fenton

This is my second post about the Abbey series and I'm delighted to be able to discuss the themes of The Refuge, sequel to The Brotherhood, but with the added challenge of having to avoid spoilers! The Refuge has many dark and disturbing themes. If abuse and self-harm are triggers for you, this is not… Continue reading Thursday Themes – The Refuge – Jo Fenton

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Thursday Themes – GJ Scobie

It's my great pleasure to introduce GJ Scobie to my blog today. GJ is here to talk about the themes of his Cyber Thriller, The Kill Chain, which I personally can't wait to read, but have a sneaking feeling I won't be able to put it down once I get started... Themes of The Kill… Continue reading Thursday Themes – GJ Scobie

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Thursday Themes – Anne Coates

To kick off my blog for the new year, I'm delighted to welcome crime thriller author, Anne Coates, to discuss the themes of her Hannah Weybridge series, and particularly the latest book, Stage Call.   Over to you, Anne... At the heart of my Hannah Weybridge crime thriller series is the fact that my protagonist… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Anne Coates

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Thursday Themes – Karen Moore

For the second helping of Thursday Themes for today, I'm delighted to welcome back my friend, and fellow Manchester Scribes writer, Karen Moore, to discuss her new book, Release. This is the sequel to Torn, and is just as brilliant!   Thank you, Jo, for this opportunity to talk about my new book, a thriller… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Karen Moore

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Thursday Themes – Olga Swan

I'm delighted to welcome Olga Swan back to my blog - this time to talk about the themes of her new novel.   Thank you so much Jo for allowing me on your blog. I’ve been working towards The Meleke Stone for over 70 years. It’s a novel with a strong underlying message. Read the… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Olga Swan

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Thursday Themes – Miriam Drori

I am delighted to welcome my lovely friend and fellow Darkstroke author, Miriam Drori to my Thursday Themes blog to discuss her latest novel, Style and The Solitary... Thank you, Jo, for inviting me to talk about the themes in my latest novel, Style and the Solitary. Here they are. Belief in Another Person The… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Miriam Drori

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Thursday Themes – Ashley Meggitt

It's my great pleasure today to welcome Ashley Meggitt to my blog to discuss the themes of his new novel, The Dark Chorus. Ashley also addresses the fascinating subject of themes in general...   Jo’s blog is prompting the question of themes and when I sat down to write this piece it occurred to me… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Ashley Meggitt