Lizzie in interviewing mode

Hi Jo and welcome to my blog. Sit down, Jo, make yourself comfortable and we’ll begin. When I started out as a writer I think yours was one of the first blogs I appeared on – that was back in 2013. Can you believe it? How the time (and the writing) has flown.

I had no idea what I was doing but you soon sorted me out. Now I’m more savvy, I’m happy to repay the favour. So, tell us all about your new novel: SUMMER MOVED ON. Great cover by the way.

Thank you Lizzie for giving me the opportunity to showcase my latest novel,

Summer Moved On.

Jo’s new novel – Summer Moved On

It’s a contemporary romance set in 2007 about two people from completely different backgrounds meeting and falling in love. Jess Hayden is a middle class girl on course for university. Talún Hansen is a penniless farm worker who lives in the village where her uncle runs the village pub, The Black Bull.  Jess already has a boyfriend, surgeon’s son Zac Rayner; someone her father has earmarked as eventual marriage material. However, spending a holiday with Rufus brings her into contact with Talún and the beginning of a forbidden and passionate summer love. But as autumn approaches, a dark shadow from Jess’s past returns, bringing far-reaching and unwanted changes for both of them.

What reviewers have to say…

• It’s a real page turner …

• Powerful, thought provoking romance…

• The location and characters are superbly drawn and Jo Lambert certainly knows how to tell a story…

• Entertaining, emotional summer read…

• Rich in interesting characters and an equally interesting plot…

• Love, heartbreak, loss and friendship – this book has it all…

Jo Lambert – author

You can find out more about Jo and her books by following these links:

Book link:  http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0139IXHZE

Web and Blog Links: Website: www.jolambertbooks.com

Blog: www.jolambertwriter.wordpress.com

All that remains for me is to go onto amazon and download Summer Moved On for my kindle, settle back for a great read – and to write a review once I’ve finished. Why don’t you do the same?