YvonneToday is another ‘first’ for Fiction Books…
I have been invited by the lovely Vicky at Aria Fiction, to take part in my debut ‘Cover Reveal’.
As I have also secured my advance reading copy of the book, thanks to Netgalley, I shall also be linking this post to my ‘Mailbox Monday’ meme, to help spread the word far and wide.
I had the privilege of featuring Cynthia’s debut novel If You Only Knew, back in October 2017, when she stopped by with a lovely Guest Post, as my spot on the book’s Blog Tour. So to see her writing career flourishing with We All Fall Down, her latest novel, is amazing!
We All Fall Down, is also going on tour later in the year, and I shall be featuring a new Guest Post by Cynthia on December 5th 2018
Pre-order link for UK customers
Pre-order link for US customers
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WE ALL FALL DOWN
Many years ago orphans Bea, her brother Sebastian, Helen, Sandra and John lived together in a home, with their carer Miriam.
But Miriam didn’t care at all. If you asked the children, they would have said that Miriam hated them. And it’s no fun living with someone who hates you, so the children decided to do something about it… Then a terrible accident changed everything, and the children were ripped apart from each other.
Many years ago Ronnie Moss made a mistake he can never take back, no matter how much he wishes he could, so instead he runs for his life. But he can’t run forever.
Many years later the secrets of the past are finally being revealed, and nothing will ever be the same again.
Cynthia Clark has written a breathtaking suspense novel for all fans of B A Paris and Sophie Hannah.
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CYNTHIA CLARK
Born and brought up in Malta, Cynthia Clark graduated in Communications before going to work for a daily newspaper.
After following her now husband to New York, she worked as a writer for online business journals, before moving to London, where she started writing her debut novel, If You Only Knew.
She currently lives back in the US, with her husband and twin daughters.
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Perhaps it is my years working as a reporter that has made me appreciate fictional writing even more. There are no constraints, no boundaries, no restrictions. I love the freedom of taking my characters on an exciting journey of my own making.
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MAILBOX MONDAY
… is a gathering place for readers to share the books that came into their house during the last week. Be warned that Mailbox Monday can lead to envy, toppling TBR piles and humongous wish lists.
Mailbox Monday now has a permanent home, where links may be added each week. So why not stop by, leave a link to your own Mailbox Monday post, oh! and don’t forget to leave a comment for our three new joint administrators, after all, we all like to receive them … Your Hosts for ‘Mailbox Monday’
Leslie of ‘Under My Apple Tree’
Serena of ‘Savvy Verse & Wit’
Martha of ‘Reviews By Martha’s Bookshelf’
This is a great way to plan out your reading week and see what others are currently reading as well… You never know where that next “must read” book will come from!
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I like a good ‘family secrets’ type of book and this sounds rather good. I’ll keep an eye out for it or investigate it as a Kindle read. And that’s a gorgeous cover, with the dramaticsky and silhouettes of the children, very effective… I love the colours.
Have a good weekend, Yvonne. We have ours to ourselves for a change so I shall be working on my jigsaw and reading.
Despite first appearances, this is not a ‘happy’ cover, is it?
The sky is so dark and moody and definitely reflects the brooding and disturbing nature of the premise.
The pre-order Kindle price isn’t too bad at £2.63, but you never know – it might appear on one of the Kindle discount pages!
We were visiting with family in Swindon yesterday, so despite the beautiful sunshine today, I have had to stay in and get on with some houswifey stuff! I hope to get a little quality blogging, reading, jigsaw time later, but I’m not holding my breath 🙂
Just based on the synopsis, this sounds quite exciting and mysterious! The cover is striking and appears to reflect the title and blurb quite well.
I really like a cover to reflect the storyline of a book in a recognizable way.
Generally, authors, publishers and cover artists are much better at getting the mix right these days, although there are still quite a few covers that come on line which have me struggling to think what on earth they have to do with the premise I have just read!
‘Cover Reveals’ are a new venture for me (as if I really needed one!) and I already have another lined up for November.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope that things are okay with you 🙂
I like the cover and I think it suits the novel well. That turbulent dark sky in the background over the circle of children…sounds like an intense read. Hope you enjoy it.
It sounds as though this innocent circle of children may not be quite as guilt free as it at first seems.
Is this just an innocent game of ‘Ring A Ring O’ Roses’, or is there a secret plot going on, as that dark and brooding sky suggests!
I do enjoy a good psychological thriller, so I am looking forward to the read.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and comment 🙂
This looks quite good, Yvonne.
LOVE the title….it seems to give us a hint of what’s inside.
Thanks for sharing.
I wonder if the children brought about Miriam’s ‘accident’, or the elusive Ronnie Moss?
Plenty of questions in this premise and not much of a clue giveaway for any answers.
As you say though, not only does the cover reflect the premise quite closely, but the title does as well, which ties up all the three elements I look for in a book before I begin reading.
Thanks for stopping by. It seems like an age since we spoke and I hope that all is well with you 🙂
This sounds like a suspense up your alley. Happy Reading!
I will read just about anything, with the exception of fantasy and sci-fi, but a good psychological thriller will always be my first book of choice.
I hope that most of your problems have sorted themselves out a little now and it is good to have you back on-line. Leslie and Serena have done a great job covering the MM meme, but I have missed visiting your blog 🙂