Rocking Louisa’s Lament and the Spring Garden.
It’s been all go this month with my first book gig sponsored by the Liaison Group at HFMA’s charity golf meeting. Liaison kindly bought copies for everyone and more, kicking off the book’s launch. The early morning players are good to go:
Next up, it’s the Phoenix (USA) Book Club online and there are more gigs over the coming months to drive sales – all proceeds are for charity. Jump into patoakleypublishing.london for more details and to purchase a copy; also available on Amazon.
Spring has arrived in my seaside garden with much promised in the budding agapanthuses and clematises.
You can’t keep a good tulip down, even when they have been buried under the rubble:
But the lavender on Lavender Hill has gone- a victim of the harsh winter. No worries, more resilient planting is going in soon:
Meanwhile, the medieval chapel out on the peninsula keeps watch over the bay.
Come back next month for more book news and my garden’s progress into a promised warm spring.
Old Lady by the Sea 
my small Austin Heath club very interestsed Jean
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Delighted to join your club- let’s sort dates.
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did you see email withwall hanging of postcards jean
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I did thanks; can i use the pic on my blog?
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Yes if you feel its alright. Carol librarian has my good copy to prepare for book club. I have 3 from Amazon – 2 for ex nurses and one for catering manager female who showed a great interest – I have sent one to Nina who is ill !!!!
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Great stuff jean- many thanks; the more the merrier. Let’s get a date for the book club when folk will have had a chance to read it. cheers!
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Really enjoyed Louisa’s Lament – thanks Pat.
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Many thanks Trish; tell all your friends it’s a good read and please encourage them to buy a copy. Please leave a positive review when you have a moment.
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Where best to leave a review please?
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Please leave a review on amazon and we’ll make a link to it from POP. Grateful for your views. It’s the movie next!
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