Like sweet romance? Then, here’s an offer you’ll find hard to resist. For two days only, my two-work compilation is free to download on Amazon Kindle.
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FREE: Short Stories
27 JulNeed cheering up? This collection of uplifting, Australian short stories is free now, and will be for the next forty-eight hours. Amazon Kindle.
FREE for One Day: Charlotte’s Lance and the Round Fable
23 JulI wrote this novella last year, and sadly, few people have chosen to read it. I guess there are so many books out there that readers are hard pressed to decide just which ones are worth their time, effort, and often, money.
For just one day, the 24th July, 2017, this eBook will be free to download on Amazon Kindle.
If you’re in the mood for a sweet romance, with environmental issues that make for a conflict of interest, then why not give this story a try. For those with a Kindle Unlimited subscription, it’s free to download at any time.
Three Reviews in a Row!
25 JanVery rarely do I get three positive reviews in a row within a couple of days. So when this happens, it calls for a celebration!
First, let me thank most sincerely the wonderful Canadian writer Carol Balawyder for her five star review of ‘Love, Desire and Betrayal’.
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7704883.Carol_Balawyder
Next came the very positive, four star review by Tony Parsons of ‘Of Love and Secrets’
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1178082117?book_show_action=true&page=1
And just an hour two ago I discovered another lovely 4 star review of this my 2015 release, this time by talented Australian book reviewer Scatterbooker (Jade).
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1134683435?book_show_action=false&page=1
Believe me, I’m smiling!
A big ‘Thank You’ to these readers and reviewers!!
These titles are available through Amazon Kindle.
Stop Press!
3 JulStop press!
I awoke this morning to find out that, overnight, my eleventh title had gone from nowhere to Number One Best Seller in Kindle Paid, Australian and Oceania Literature.
I’m in shock…but it’s a wonderful kind of shock…
http://www.amazon.com/Desire-Betrayal-Margaret-Lynette-Sharp-ebook/dp/B00L8KOKZM
A New review: 60 Questions, Insights and Reminiscences
28 JanAuthor everywhere, I’m sure, are thrilled when someone takes the time and trouble to review their work.
A big ‘Thank you’ to Goodreads member Mark !!
Read
60 Questions, Insights and Reminiscences
by Margaret Lynette Sharp (Goodreads Author)
A very light, upbeat, felicitous collection exhibiting Sharp’s usual knack for emotional authenticity and spare, well-tempered prose. Highly readable, and of interest especially to children of the 60’s and readers seeking light but ruminative fare. Sharp asks and answers, sometimes humorously, sometimes aphoristically, the questions that beset all of us of a certain age and generation, but this very accessible book will appeal to readers of all ages.
http://www.amazon.com/Questions-Insights-Reminiscences-Margaret-Lynette-ebook/dp/B008NWZEKI/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid=
http://www.amazon.com/Questions-Insights-Reminiscences-Margaret-Lynette-ebook/dp/B008NWZEKI/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid=Brenda’s review: ‘Long and Short Australian Stories’
27 SepI’m very pleased to be able to report that Goodreads Aussie readers moderator, Brenda,
has just posted the following review of my sixth title.
Long and Short Australian Stories
by Margaret Lynette Sharp (Goodreads Author)
Brenda‘s review
Sep 26, 13
bookshelves: 2012-release, aussie-authors, gift-from-author, reviewing-by-request, own-read, read-on-kindle, short-stories
Read on September 26, 2013 — I own a copy
Long and Short Australian Stories is made up of twenty different romantic tales, mostly short, sweet and to the point. The first and last are a little longer, delving deeper into different aspects of life, love and family.
I’ve chosen to review the first of these stories, Run While You’re Young:
Rebecca had one year of schooling remaining with her domineering parents pushing her continually, so when Rebecca informed her parents she was in love with Daniel, all they could see was his standing in life, the fact that he wasn’t “good enough” for their daughter. After forbidding her to see him anymore, Rebecca and Daniel decided to take matters into their own hands.
When she ran away with Daniel, heading for his Uncle Garry’s place in the country, she left her parents a note so they wouldn’t worry – but she didn’t tell them where she was going. Rebecca continued her studies until she had completed her course, happy and content with her life at last. But would her happiness last? Would she have a future with Daniel, or would she have to return to her parents’ side, cowed and dominated?
This was a delightful story which spanned several years, with family a dominating factor. Rebecca’s strength of character stood out, and also Daniel’s love for Rebecca; but also his respect for her and her parents. A thoroughly enjoyable read.
I would recommend this anthology of short stories to anyone who loves a light romantic read.
