This afternoon I have another fab giveaway prize for you which has been generously donated by Sophie at Reviewed the Book who has recently been celebrating her own 2nd blogiversary with some fantastic giveaways and who took part in the My Favourite Book is... feature earlier today. Sophie has offered me a paperback copy of The Island Escape by Kerry Fisher for one lucky follower to win,
Octavia Shelton thought she’d have a different life. One where she travelled the world with an exotic husband and free-spirited children in tow.
Instead she’s married to safe, reliable Jonathan, and her life now consists of packed lunches, school runs and mountains of dirty washing. She’s not unhappy. It’s just that she can barely recognise herself.
So as Octavia watches her best friend’s marriage break up, it gets her thinking. What if life could be different? What if she could escape and rediscover the person she used to be? Escape back to the island she visited years ago? And what if the man she used to love was there waiting for her?
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Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Guest Post: Kerry Fisher's Dream Destinations
Today it's my pleasure to welcome Kerry Fisher to the blog on the latest leg of her blog tour for her new novel The Island Escape talking about dream destinations. I'm with Kerry with Australia as this is somewhere I've wanted to visit since I was a child, where would your dream destination be?
Sharon, thank you so much for having me on your blog – it’s a real pleasure to be here and I had such a lot of fun deciding on my top five dream destinations!
Sydney, Australia. This is absolute top of my list is. Pre-children I was a travel journalist and wrote a guidebook to the city – ever since then I’ve been badgering my husband to move out there but he’s resolute in his refusal. I’m a sucker for cities next to the sea. How civilised to live at the beach and commute to work by ferry! Last time I was there I did the climb over Sydney Harbour Bridge and am planning to do it with my son this year. Let’s hope I haven’t become less brave in the intervening 15 years. I love all the author quotes around Circular Quay. My favourite is the one by Jack London:
Corsica. The thing that I love so much about this island is the Mediterranean perfume of the maquis, the wild gorse and herbs, which grow everywhere. In springtime, the whole island is covered with wildflowers – lavender, poppies and daisies. I’ve never been anywhere where the sea is so clear. It’s the perfect place for romance (which is why I chose it as the setting for The Island Escape). There are so many little coves dotting the coastline, you really can get away from it all. Just give the Corsican speciality of casgiu merzu a wide berth – goat’s cheese with live maggots!
Sharon, thank you so much for having me on your blog – it’s a real pleasure to be here and I had such a lot of fun deciding on my top five dream destinations!
Sydney, Australia. This is absolute top of my list is. Pre-children I was a travel journalist and wrote a guidebook to the city – ever since then I’ve been badgering my husband to move out there but he’s resolute in his refusal. I’m a sucker for cities next to the sea. How civilised to live at the beach and commute to work by ferry! Last time I was there I did the climb over Sydney Harbour Bridge and am planning to do it with my son this year. Let’s hope I haven’t become less brave in the intervening 15 years. I love all the author quotes around Circular Quay. My favourite is the one by Jack London:
Corsica. The thing that I love so much about this island is the Mediterranean perfume of the maquis, the wild gorse and herbs, which grow everywhere. In springtime, the whole island is covered with wildflowers – lavender, poppies and daisies. I’ve never been anywhere where the sea is so clear. It’s the perfect place for romance (which is why I chose it as the setting for The Island Escape). There are so many little coves dotting the coastline, you really can get away from it all. Just give the Corsican speciality of casgiu merzu a wide berth – goat’s cheese with live maggots!
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