Tag Archives: travel

The year the lake spilled over… #travel #books

Posted on May 28, 2023 by lindahuber

In Problems at the Lakeside Hotel, one of the main challenges hotel owners Rico and Stacy have to face is a rising – then overflowing – Lake Constance. Having to issue guests with wellies to get to the restaurant for … Continue reading →

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Out now: Problems at the Lakeside Hotel #books #newrelease

Posted on May 22, 2023 by lindahuber

Book three in the Escape to Switzerland series is out – tap HERE to see the entire series in your local Amazon Store! To celebrate, Problems… is just 99p etc worldwide this week, and the other two are 99p/c in … Continue reading →

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Springtime in Switzerland… (almost) #SilentSunday #travel

Posted on May 7, 2023 by lindahuber

A few photos from last week: Next week, we have another Cover Love post, this time with writer Helen Pryke. See you then!

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Return to the Lakeside Hotel – out now! #newbook

Posted on March 27, 2023 by lindahuber

And like last time, my book went out with no problem at all – the gremlins really do seem to be gone. Next time, we can try for a more traditional approach to publication again… 🙂 To celebrate, both books … Continue reading →

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A week in the writing life… #amwriting #coverreveal

Posted on March 5, 2023 by lindahuber

Saving the Lakeside Hotel is two weeks old tomorrow, and I’m beginning to recover from the unexpected suddenness of having my first full length feel-good book catapulted into the world. I was very happy to have lovely review posts last … Continue reading →

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One week on… pictures of Switzerland #amwriting

Posted on February 26, 2023 by lindahuber

My new book is a week old tomorrow. One of the things I enjoy most about writing the Lakeside Hotel books is that I can picture the scenery. Come to that, I can go for my daily walk in a … Continue reading →

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Surprise… and a special offer #newbook #travel

Posted on February 20, 2023 by lindahuber

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 … Continue reading →

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Coming soon in feel-good fiction… #travel #Switzerland

Posted on February 19, 2023 by lindahuber

A holiday in Switzerland… that was something I’d never experienced when I arrived at Basle Airport on a cold January afternoon in the 1980s. That day, I was all set to work for a year, see something of Europe, learn … Continue reading →

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New book on the way! #amwriting #travel And it’s set by a lake in Switzerland…

Posted on January 15, 2023 by lindahuber

Several years ago now, I self-published the Lakeside Hotel series, five feel-good novellas about Stacy from Cheshire and Rico from N.E. Switzerland. It was fun, and a restful contrast to my rather gloomier psychological suspense fiction, but I always felt … Continue reading →