Showing posts with label Margaret Blake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Margaret Blake. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Blocked by Margaret Blake



Where am I today? In a place I never thought I would be. Is this the end of me as a writer? These are questions buzzing around in my head since I have been unable to sustain one of my novels. I have three at 25,000 words and can’t seem to get past that.

Actually I can feel physically sick when I think about doing some work. It’s a new feeling for me because I have been known to have three books on the go. Why does it happen? Who knows for sure? I read of lots of cures but none of them work.

It stems I think from losing John, my husband and friend. He was always my inspiration; he would never allow me to not write. And it was great to be able to talk to him about plots and characters. Alone now there is no one to bounce ideas off. Lots of friends but it just isn’t the same. My dread moment comes when someone asks me “What are you working on at the moment,” and I have nothing to say!

My last novel The Flowers Girls has proven popular but it was the first book I wrote on my own without John’s encouragement. I can do it...if only...

Review – The Flower Girls by Margaret Blake, published by Whiskey Creek Press.
“An intriguing tale – an emotion-packed romantic suspense that will keep you guessing. Mystery, suspects aplenty, secrets, adultery, murder, passion and love intertwine to give readers a captivating read. Ms Blake’s skilful prose puts reader right into the midst of her story and I for one, am interested in seeing what she comes up with next.
Dottie – Romance Junkies. For full review go to www.romancejunkies.com


Tuesday, 27 March 2012

A Sprig of Broom by Margaret Blake


This is a historical romance novel set in the 1480’s at the end of the civil war between the House of Lancaster and the House of York. (The War of the Roses)

Lady Cecily Hadfield had dreamed of having a grand wedding, but this was not to be. She was to have an arranged marriage to a man called Thomas Cadwallader who she despises and she also thinks is a murderer who was involved in the battle which caused the death of Richard the Third.

Cecily is a head strong girl who is determined not to express her discontentment of her circumstances. She knows she has no choice but to go through with the wedding. But she is wilful that she will keep her own mind. Cecily will soon find out that fate as more in store for her than she could have ever imagined.

This is a really enjoyable read from Margaret Blake. A Sprig of Broom is Margaret’s eleventh novel. I liked this book because there was no way you could predict how the storyline would play out. It’s got some great plot twists and I did like the stories heroine Cecily. This book really keeps you entertained, if you like history and romance this book is the perfect read for you.

Margaret Blake was born in Manchester England. Margaret was inspired to write this novel after reading a book that had positive things to say about King Richard the Third. 

To buy from Amazon UK, click the following link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B006LSCMYW
 
To buy from Amazon US, click the following link: http://amzn.com/B006LSCMYW