Reviews and Interview

As any author knows, nothing warms the heart more than receiving lovely reviews, or a reader taking time to post a message on Facebook to say how much she loved your book. I'm as guilty as anyone for forgetting to leave reviews so I do appreciate the effort required.

This is the latest comment from a lovely reader about Return to Kilcraig, and she has already reviewed The Highland Lass and Summer of the Eagles as she loves books set in Scotland:

"Just finished reading this book by Rosemary Gemmell - a great read - full of mystery and intrigue and a bonus of lovely descriptions of the surrounding locations. I'm not familiar with the Loch Lomond area but made me want to visit." Now that makes the writing all worthwhile! I'm also delighted to be interviewed by the lovely Helen Pollard on her blog today where I'm partly talking about Scotland as a setting. Just click on Helen's name to find it. Both of these have made me realise why I should be setting more stories in my own country! Do you use your own part of the world as a setting in stories? Rosemary

First Interview

Well, it's been a very exciting week and I think I've just about caught up with myself at last - not to mention tidying up my work area a bit and trying to concentrate on writing the next Aphrodite and Adonis novella!

Today, I'm very pleased to be interviewed by Canadian author Melanie Robertson-King whose father grew up not so very far from where I live. Please stop by her Celtic Connexions Blog if you have time and you'll hear a little more about The Highland Lass.

Meanwhile, I was delighted (and relieved) to see the first two 5* reviews on Amazon UK - this is the bit we long for with a certain amount of apprehension!

Enjoy your weekend - I need a very long walk this morning.
Rosemary

Being Interviewed by Janice Horton

Good morning one and all. I'm being grilled, sorry interviewed, on the lovely Janice Horton's blog today - please drop by and say hello, if you have the time!

Rosemary