Jiggery Pokery – Tour Sign Ups
Tour will be from November 8th – 15th
There’s book descriptions, an author bio and a giveaway.
A DIY media packet and simple htmls will be provided to everybody.
Posts must be up by 9pm CST on your scheduled date and needs to be in the top 4 posts!
A Bustle in the Hedgerow
Jiggery Pokery Book 1
by Jack MacGregor
Genre: YA Paranormal Fantasy
Merry meet! Young witch Jinny Lane adopts a beautiful black cat named Jet Jupiter Splinters and so begins their adventures with fellow witches Miss Riz and Miss Lou. A local resident causes trouble in the neighbourhood and the 3 witches retaliate with the help of some faeries….
The Shadow Cutters
Jiggery Pokery Book 2
A journey is on the cards for Miss’ Jinny, Lou and Riz and off they go in a borrowed campervan. Along the way they collect a few more pets, lots of Tunnock’s Teacakes, a curse or 2 and some shadow cutters.
Both books are guaranteed to have you rolling with laughter!
Tour will also include:
Candy and Gore
And Other Spooky Short Stories
Brace yourself for eight stories of scary spectres (and for ghosts that try to be) written by a collection of authors who love all things paranormal…
Dreadmoor Hall by S L Saunders
The White Lady and the Headless Knight by Kram Rednip
The Long Way Home by Neil Pettifer
The Gallows Grave by Richard Tyndall
To B&B or not B&B by Kram Rednip
A Most Transparent Gentleman by Peach Berry
Paranormal Investigator by Lisa J Rivers
Too Much Candy and Gore by H L Wood
The Day of the Spider
by Keith Wood
Genre: Dark Historical Halloween Murder Fiction
‘The Day of the Spider’ is a sort of sequel to the debut novel, ‘One Day in May’ by the author, but can be equally read as a standalone work as it is very different, though still set in the 18th century.
The novel is primarily set in the heart of the Hambleton Hills of North Yorkshire, though it starts off in Mansfield in Nottinghamshire where the heroine (or should that be anti-heroine), Nellie Chapman, a sexually abused young woman from a traditional mining family feels she has to move a long way from her past life. She has no plans but to get away and live a life on her own terms, an uncommon practice for a woman in the 18th century.
Despite Nellie’s unlawful past, fate ensures that she seems to bear a charmed life. You may hate her or love her; it’s for you to judge and you’ll find plenty to entertain as you sit in judgement.