Post Christmas book recommendations

I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and are ready for the turkey curry, turkey sandwiches, and left over nibbles before normality resumes. 

When we feel we can’t eat another thing, our minds turn to those not so fortunate, who don’t know when their next meal might be. As a change from my short stories, today’s blog will be a suggestion for books you might enjoy, and a way of supporting charity and perhaps, authors new to you.   

First up is ‘When Stars will Shine,‘ an anthology of short stories with a Christmas theme. All royalties go to the charity ‘Help for Heroes,’ and it’s a fantastic collection covering various genres, and featuring a range of authors.

Links:
When Stars will shine UK
When Stars will shine USA

Summer Changes, Winter Tears,
Next, I’d like to mention my own book, Summer Changes, Winter Tears,’ which although only recently released has been neglected whilst I’ve been concentrating on the anthology.

As the title suggests, this is a Summer romance which switches to the winter of everyday life.
Links:
Summer Changes, Winter Tears UK
Summer Changes, Winter Tears USA

Murder Durnovaria
Fancy a bit of ancient Roman Britain? Historically accurate, humorous and intriguing. I’ve read this one and would highly recommend.

Links:
Murder Durnovaria UK
Murder Durnovaria USA

Something for the children? (including adults who don’t like adulting.) 😀

Bolt out of the Blue
Fantasy/Family Fiction 

Links:
Bolt out of the blue UK
Bolt out of the blue USA

Unicorn Love
Children’s activity book

Links:
Unicorn Love UK
Unicorn Love USA 

A Christmas Carrot

Link:
A Christmas Carrot

How about a bit of science fiction?

S23HF50: (Subject 23, Human Female, Age 50)

 Link:
S23HF50 UK
S23HF50 USA

Perhaps a touch of romance/contemporary fiction is more to your taste.

My daughter’s wedding
Links:
My daughters’ wedding UK
My daughters’ wedding USA

Would a crime/thriller be more to your taste?

Undercover crime shorts
Undercover crime shorts UK
Undercover crime shorts USA

And last but not least, a Memoir

Strangely, I’m still here

Link:
Strangely I’m still here

If you’ve enjoyed browsing this small selection of books, I’d love to hear your comments. Please consider leaving a review for any you have read – they really are important to authors. Thanks for all your support during 2019. Over the coming months I will be trying out some new ideas for the site, so suggestions are always welcome.

All that’s left for me to do is wish all a very Happy New Year 2020.

© Voinks December 2019