linda huber

Tag: new release

  • The early bird… #books #thankyou

    …catches the 99p/c deal. Missing… Rose Malone is now available on kindle and in paperback, with the kindle version at the bargain price of 99p/c worldwide until Monday, 23rd February – grab it while it’s hot! You can see the book HERE in your local Amazon Store. (And if you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, you…

  • When your best friend goes missing… #books

    It was a dilemma for Josiane, my main character in Missing, Rose Malone, and it’s one I’m glad I’ve never encountered personally. She and Rose had grown up neighbours, and they’d always been friends, even though Josiane was a few years older. She knew Rose – didn’t she? And yet… Community carer Rose is missing.…

  • New book! #comingsoon #books

    It’s been a while. My last brand new suspense thriller came out in December 2022, and since then, a combination of working on feel-good projects and re-releases has kept me pretty occupied. But now, at last, suspense number thirteen is ready to go, and here it is: Missing, Rose Malone. The kindle version will be…

  • Surprise… and a special offer #newbook #travel

    What can I say? I didn’t think for a minute that I’d be writing this blog post today, but after my poor Un-Family spent over eight days being approved for publication on Amazon, Saving the Lakeside Hotel whizzed through the process in LESS THAN TWO HOURS. I nearly fell off my chair when the email…

  • From Dark to Light with Jennie Ensor

    I’m really pleased to welcome Jennie Ensor back to the blog today. Last time, she told us about her second novel, psychological drama The Girl in his Eyes, and today she’s talking about writing in two genres – her latest book, Not Having It All, is the epitome of something completely different… over to Jennie:…

  • A Fractured Winter… with Alison Baillie

    It’s lovely having guests on my blog, and even better when I know them in person as well as on social media. Alison Baillie lives a short train journey away from me, so she’s a ‘close’ friend in more ways than one, and here she is to tell us about her new book. Thank you,…

  • Buster & Moo: Everything in its place

    One day a few years ago, I was searching around on Twitter and came across Geoff Le Pard. His then-new book title was attention-grabbing: Dead Flies and Sherry Trifle. After a brief Twitter-chat, I went to look at his blog, and have followed him ever since. Today I’m really pleased to welcome him here to…

  • Travelling back to Greece with Abby Foulkes

    Today I’m delighted to welcome Alison Gray back to the blog. Her last three books take us from Greece to England – and with the recently-published third in the series, Forget-me-not Blues, back to Greece again. Here’s Alison to tell us about her locations (check the amazing trailer at the end of the post, too):…

  • In Yorkshire – Resisiting Mr Rochester

    Stand by for some lovely pics – today we’re visiting Yorkshire, one of my favourite places in England, along with my fellow Fabrian Books writer Sharon Booth, who sets her books there. Over to Sharon to tell us about her new release: Resisting Mr Rochester is very loosely based on Charlotte Brontë’s classic novel, Jane…