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Wednesday, 30 December 2009

Telling Tales by Beverley Raw

Paperback ISBN: 978-1-84944-000-4
Paperback RRP: £9.49

UKBookland Price : £8.29 including FREE Standard UK Delivery - available here.

Mobipocket eBook available here for 6 Euros.
Mobipocket eBook ISBN: 978-1-84944-002-8

The book is a selection of 5 short stories, covering a range of genre, so there's likely to be something for most people!

Telling Tales : In the middle of them was an enormous pot - a cauldron of some sort he supposed, maybe some poor clot was going to end up in it! He was glad he'd come, this was certainly going to be worth seeing ...

Rendezvous : Ralph and Pamela were petrified frozen to the spot, completely helpless, staring at the screen like a pair of rabbits caught in headlights.

Daddy's Little Camper : Sarah glanced across at Jake, now snoring, mouth wide open, lolling in the sun, his towel discarded on the floor: drunk, crude and irresponsible but hopelessly, impossibily. infuriatingly sexy and ... exciting! Her throat was dry and a lump was stopping her from swallowing; her head was spinning: she was a moth with responsibilities, so why did she feel like an immature sixteen-year-old with a mammoth crush.

Old Beaky : When she lookedup, she saw about to touch her on the shoulder, was the Plague Doctor; eyes red and menacing in the grotesque mask.

The Looking Glass : A huge red stain had now soaked into the pink and white rug; a few drips were still emanating from the frame, but the image or whatever it was he'd seen in the glass had gone.


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2 comments:

  1. Beverley Raw28 July 2010 at 23:15

    Hi, Beverley Raw, I shall soon be having another book out under Tamara P. Newton - All's Fair... a tale of lust, betrayal and murder. It's set in Northamptonshire and London and involves a sex club in Soho called the Sardine Club, and the shady goings-on there. Jealousy and high finance: the club is a multi million pound concern. Look out for it on my page here shortly or link to my website www.manntra.webs.com or blog on blogspot www.blogger.com bevsjottings.blogspot for more on Telling Tales and All's Fair... follow me on twitter BevRawWriter or Facebook Beverley Raw or Google buzz.

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  2. Beverley Raw28 July 2010 at 23:37

    Wednesday, 28 July 2010Gone to bed...
    I am crossing fingers that All's Fair...is now on its way to the press. It has taken 2 years to complete, and has had its traumatic moments, but is on the way now with my alma mater UKUnpublished. More updates and proposals shortly. I am hoping to raise money for CLIC for a family friend's son Harry. £1.50 from every book of mine sold I will donate to this cause. Each book you buy will be helping CLIC. Thank you in advance.

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