A trip down memory lane to Oban and Dunollie Castle.

 I recently embarked on a trip down memory lane and revisited the locations of my novel “The sword of light.”

It was a rainy, grey, and cold weekend but full of inspiration.  I truly enjoyed the journey and the cozy atmosphere of my accommodation, and as always, I let you be part of it through some of the pictures I took. Many of the places will play a part in book number two, which I hope to finish before the end of this year.

Barbara Spencer reads from her latest novel

 I am delighted to bring you a reading from one of my favourite Author's and podcast guests, Barbara Spencer.

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1702264/9096528-barbara-spencer-reads-from-her-newest-novel-the-year-the-swans-came.mp3?download=true

As a regular visitor to my blog and podcast, you would know all about Barbara. Her colourful life and her many adventures, but if you are a new guest or have missed my chats with Barbara, you can always catch up here on my blog and, of course, by listening to the previous episodes in which Barbara was my guest. Or visit one of her many social media pages. 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Year-Swans-Came-Barbara-Spencer/dp/1789016118/ref https://www.barbaraspencer.co.uk/ https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/2526248.Barbara_Spencer?from_search=true&from_srp=true https://www.facebook.com/BarbaraSpencerO

Dennie Pasion tells us about her Time with Siegfried and Roy

 

 Hi, you guys. I have a special treat for you just in time for Halloween or, as we call it, Samhain.

Many of you wrote how much they liked my interview with Dennie Pasion and that they wanted more. So I asked Dennie to return for another interview and tell us about her time with two of the best magicians the world had ever seen.

So stay tuned for the date of this upcoming podcast.

 

https://be-bold-and-break-the-mould.blogspot.com/

Here is a short snippet for all of you who can't wait for the release of my next book.

 

As a special treat I'll give you a short glimpse into my next book

© Ursula Williams

  Amanda’s scream echoed through the quarry mightier than thunder, foretelling the death and destruction to come. Giant rocks broke loose and tumbled downhill, loosened other rocks on their way, smashing everything in their path and exploding with a deafening crash. Dust and screams filled the air, and the ground under Amanda’s feet began to shake and crumble when she felt a hand tightening around her arm, lifting her high into the sky. Amanda looked up to thank the Sluagh who had come to her rescue and was amazed when she saw Ralston's  face.
‘You didn’t think of your own escape Mo Chridhe,’ he said with a warm smile and pulled her onto the saddle.
‘But how,’ Amanda sighed, looking at Ralston in bewilderment.
‘Never mind, Mo Lennan. I’ll tell you later,’ Ralston whispered. He wrapped his arms around Amanda, pulled her into a tight embrace and kissed her.