By Louise Allen
Non-fiction.
The English seaside holiday was flourishing by 1800 and this book visits all the resorts discovering bathing machines, saltwater cures, the seaside Marriage Mart, entertainments and diversions and what the royal family were up to. Paperback (fully indexed) and Kindle versions.
Writing With Emotion, Tension & Conflict
Today's highly competitive fiction market requires writers to imbue their novels with that special something - an element that captures readers' hearts and minds. In Writing With Emotion, Tension & Conflict, writers will learn vital techniques for writing emotion into their characters, plots and dialogue in order to instill that special something into every page.
"A must-have compilation of rock-sound advice from a writer who knows what she's talking about. A book you'll want to inhale whole and then return to time and time again to improve your craft and go deeper in order to write YOUR story. Not only does this book embrace some of the most complex elements of story construction in a clear, easy to digest format, it acts as inspiration for the writer. Sentence upon sentence of outstanding advice!"
- Mary Buckham, author of the Amazon best-selling WRITING ACTIVE SETTINGS series for writers.
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Cheryl St.John
After years of being asked for recipes, Cheryl St.John spent a summer writing down ingredients and baking times, baking and asking for beta testers in order to put together this collection of mouthwatering recipes for Bundt cakes.
Many of the recipes are labeled NO SKILL REQUIRED, indicating exceptional ease of preparation. If you don’t consider yourself a baker or if you’re an accomplished baker and simply want a quick recipe, you will find these cakes using box mixes are convenient and delicious.
You don’t have to tell anyone you started with a mix—the cakes are so good that no one will guess preparation didn’t take hours. Bake with ease and enjoy serving a beautiful cake to family and friends. Cheryl's philosophy: Eat cake! It's someone's birthday somewhere.
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