Hayley released her first book Because I Was Lonely in March 2017. This post aims to showcase her novel and urge a call to action for book reviewers. Continue reading
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Depression
Author Spotlight; Niki Meadows Book Cover Reveal
Wage War On Your Mind & Fight For Your Life is the debut book by Niki Meadows; an autobiographical account of how she beat seventeen years of depression and turned her life into a shining example of positivity. Continue reading
Inspirational Kindness
Author: G. Jefferies
And so ends week six of the Niki Lopez Kindness challenge. Another thoughtful exercise into people that have been inspirational influences on life. This has been a challenge in itself. So many and how to condense them into one post! Continue reading
Gratitude in Kindness
Author: G. Jefferies
Welcome to my week five musings on Niki Lopez’s kindness challenge. I’ve decided to focus on gratitude and what it means in my world. To wit you are now embarking, as I, in a journey upon the empty page as it fills with whatever. I am, however, grateful for your presence. Continue reading
The Bequest. Scene 4
Author: G. Jefferies
Adrian “Ade” Johnston was a bright kid that mixed with the wrong ones after his parents took their eye off the ball. Easy to do moving from toddler through to adolescence. Those days are cute. Maybes not at the time but looking back Pamela and Carl figured those were the times before “get out of my bubble” and “what do you know” appeared. Continue reading
Ripples in Time
Author: G. Jefferies
Rose is trapped inside a coma trying to rationalise her existence; outside her world ticks by. Can she find her way out before time runs out? Which of three doors is the way out and which will leave her lost forever? Continue reading
Half A Twin – Ripples in Time
Author: G. Jefferies
Thursday 13 December 2007 was one of those days that changed Compton Lower School for a good many years to come. Miss Samantha Davis, the student placement working with Mrs Elaine Smythe in Year 3’s Kingfishers class turned entirely from teaching into bereavement counselling. Ms Kelly Norris, stand in teacher for Mrs Smythe, never taught at Compton again and the Board of Governors finally achieved at a long standing ambition to convince the Local Council that traffic on Norton Road was an accident waiting to happen with works on a pedestrian crossing and associated school crossing signage duly completed prior to spring half term in 2008. The school itself broke up early that year and Christmas for the entire school community would be remembered for a very long time. For some life would never quite be the same. Continue reading
