Coming soon - Heroes and Villains

Bank Holiday Blog hop

Advance warning! Here are some Blogs to visit where you'll find interesting articles and giveaways over the May bank holiday. I'll have an article and a book giveaway competition for you here on Friday.

Heroes and Villains blog hop participants

 Please visit - there are goodies available on all links! 

1	Nyki	Blatchley	http://nyki-blatchley.blogspot.co.uk/
2	Martin	Bolton	http://boltonthewriter.wordpress.com
3	Debra	Brown	http://authordebrabrown.blogspot.co.uk
4	Adrian	Chamberlin	http://www.archivesofpain.com/
5	Mike	Cooley	http://mikecooleyfiction.com
6	Karin	Cox	http://karincox.wordpress.com/
7	Joanna	Fay	http://joannafay.me/
8	Peter B	Forster	http://www.peterbforster.com/
9	Ron	Fritsch	http://promisedvalley.com
10	Mai	Griffin	http://www.maiwriting.com/mai/
11	Joanne	Hall	http://hierath.wordpress.com
12	Jolea M	Harrison	http://jm-harrison.com/
13	Tinney Sue	Heath	http://historicalfictionresearch.blogspot.co.uk
14	Eleni	Konstanine	http://eleni-konstantine.blogspot.co.uk
15	K. Scott	Lewis	http://www.innerworldsfiction.com/
16	Paula	Lofting	http://paulalofting-sonsofthewolf.blogspot.co.uk/
17	Liz	Long	http://lizclong.com/
18	Peter	Lukes	http://www.peterlukes.blogspot.co.uk/
19	Mark	McClelland	http://www.uploadthenovel.com/
20	M. Edward	McNally	http://sablecity.wordpress.com
21	Sue	Millard	http://suemillard.blogspot.co.uk
22	Rhiannon	Douglas	http://www.rhiannondouglas.com
23	Ginger	Myrick	http://gingermyrick.com
24	David	Pilling	http://pillingswritingcorner.blogspot.co.uk
25	E M	Powell	http://www.empowell.blogspot.co.uk/
26	Kim	Rendfeld	http://kimrendfeld.wordpress.com
27	Terry L	Smith	http://tlsmith-sfauthor.blogspot.co.uk
28	Tara	West	http://tarawestauthor.wordpress.com
29	Keith	Yatsuhashi	https://kmyatsuhashi.wordpress.com/
29	Adrian	Chamberlin	http://www.archivesofpain.com/heroesandvillains.html

Sue's Victorian Historical Novel can be discovered here - COACHMAN - http://www.jackdawebooks.co.uk/coachman.htm

"K M Peyton meets Malcolm MacDonald."

Good-looking and ambitious George Davenport travels to London with his bride Lucy, determined to make the most of his skill in driving a four-in-hand of horses. It’s 1838. Queen Victoria is crowned, and England is at peace, but it isn't a good time to be a coachman.

As George finds employment with William Chaplin, the “Napoleon of coaching”, the first railways are about to open across the country. Their competition will kill off the road-coaching trade. George loves both his work and his wife, so he has a lot to come to terms with… even before the boss’s daughter starts to stalk him.