Murder, Now and Then ~ 99p in the UK ~ One Week Only!

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Two murders, 100 years apart, inspired by an unsolved murder back in 1919. Does Lucille still haunt us today until her mysterious death is solved?

New updated edition of ‘Murder, Now and Then’  is released on Kindle today:

Friday 12th July

It will be  99p FOR ONE WEEK ONLY (IN THE UK ~ USA promotion will follow soon)

Click on here for your copy and more details:

Amazon.co.uk

Amazon.com

 

(Murder, Now and Then was originally written in 2013 predicting the state of the world and technology in 2019.

Diana Jackson has updated this version to reflect our current life today)

Paperback will follow shortly.

New Cover Reveal for ‘Murder, Now and Then’

New Cover Reveal for ‘Murder, Now and Then’.

The updated version of my novel will be released on Friday 12th July as an e book on Kindle, initially.

The paperback will follow shortly:

Released on Kindle 12th July 2019

This will be followed in the autumn by my new novel, the next in this Mystery Series.

 

Celebrating Contemporary Scottish Authors Month ~ December 2017

Scottish Literature on the Shelf!

I’m celebrating Book Week Scotland with a whole month of Scottish book reviews.

It was browsing the books in our local library that I noticed, not only the familiar authors who I am accustomed to finding down south, but also a plethora of unfamiliar names. Having moved to Scotland two years this December, I thought it would be lovely to celebrate some of the Scottish authors I’ve recently discovered.

I could have chosen famous names I knew well: Robert Burns, Robert Louis Stevenson (who I met in my ‘Healing Paths of Fife’) or even Nigel Tranter, whose historical fiction captured my full attention during our first stay in Fife four years ago. I could have also written reviews for Alexander McCall Smith, Ian Mc Ewen or Ian Rankin (see my Goodreads page for reviews or star ratings) or even Kirkcaldy crime writer Val Mc Dermid, who wrote us a lovely encouraging email on the launch of our community library. I must not forget JK Rowling of course and Iain Banks …. oh the list could go on and on.

What a literate lot they are up here 🙂

Instead I’ve chosen less well known authors and I hope you will enjoy their books too. The sources of these novels ~ Waterstones bookshop, Amazon Kindle, the library, neighbours and even charity shops.

My celebration of Contemporary Scottish authors starts this Friday ~ 1st December 2017.

If you have a particular favourite Scottish author I’ve missed then I’d love to hear from you and I would be happy to include it as a guest review if you’d be kind enough to write one. Or, if you are a Scottish author and can send an independent review or would like to do an author interview ~

then I’d be delighted to hear from you by email

diana@dianamaryjackson.co.uk