FINAL DAY to get this offer and read for just 99p. A dream home. A fresh start. A nightmare waiting inside

The most dangerous character in this book isn't who you think. A new home. An old presence. 99p this weekend. books2read.com/tigd #TheInheritance #thriller #booktwitter

Not read it yet? This deal is only open for 2 more days! A dream home. A fresh start. A nightmare for waiting inside. A spine chilling psychological thriller. Atmospheric, paranoid, deeply unsettling, and now only 99p!

WHAT?!! Number 15 in the best seller chart! 😲🥳

Not read it yet? A dream home. A fresh start. A nightmare for waiting inside? A spine chilling psychological thriller. Atmospheric, paranoid, deeply unsettling, and now only 99p!

Not read it yet? A dream home. A fresh start. A nightmare for waiting inside? A spine chilling psychological thriller. Atmospheric, paranoid, deeply unsettling, and now only 99p!

This might be a controversial take, but here goes... A writer complained that his developmental editor had flagged in one of his chapters that the scene's location wasn't clear. He replied that he DID mention the location, once in passing, and said that his editor must not have read the manuscript closely since she missed it. But the fact that she missed it IS valuable feedback. It means she wasn't able to visualize the scene, even if the location was technically mentioned. This writer probably needed to do more to integrate the setting into the scene than just name-drop the place once. Remember that when you hire an editor, you're working with a human reader — they're absolutely reading closely, but they're not machines that scan for keywords and can recall every single detail perfectly. And that's a good thing, because that's not how your actual readers will experience the story either. They'll be absorbing the story as a whole, not keeping a database of every name and place and detail. Now, if your editor is missing a BUNCH of things that are clearly and consistently established in the story, that's a problem. But if there's a place or two where they were confused, look at it again, even if YOU think it's crystal clear. It's probably worth emphasizing that element a little more so it sticks better in our minds. If a professional editor who's paying close attention didn't catch it, a bunch of your future readers will probably miss it too.

Well, I’ll definitely take that, 4.7 overall rating on my debut and 4.8 on my second ☺️

In the great words of Dory - just keep swimming, just keep swimming…

'Playing for the Win' by @Elliewhitebooks and @PublishingDavis ... a contemporary romance #BookTwitter #BooksWorthReading #BookReviews goodreads.com/review/show/88…

There is no in-between! (Unless, of course, you go for both simultaneously) 💭📚 ✍️: authorgfallen on threads

I don’t know why now, but it suddenly just dawned on me and got me so emotional. So to everyone who has bought, read, reviewed, or even just put it on their tbr - thank you!

I have the pleasure in taking part in the blog tour for: Mine to Keep by J M Simpson @JMSimpsonauthor @PublishingDavis Pub Date 08 May 2026 xx

I had the absolute pleasure of receiving an ARC for @JMSimpsonauthor new one Mine to Keep, safe to say I’ll definitely be hunting out other books by you Jo! Absolutely loved it! 🤩 5 ⭐️(review to follow) TY to Cassandra at @PublishingDavis for sending it to me!

🥳🥳 Mine to Keep by the fabulous @JMSimpsonauthor has just landed through my letterbox! 🙌🙌🙌🙌❤️ It is a devastatingly brilliant. A 5 ⭐️ dark gripping thriller that delivers a gut punching read! Stunning! 🥰

I'm really excited to read #TheInheritance by @gemmaEdenham. A dream home. A fresh start. A nightmare waiting inside? Kate and Patrick are struggling through life. After living on one wage since the birth of their son, Riley, Patrick is suddenly unemployed. Bouncing from one bad interview to the next, the family are offered a lifeline when Kate receives a phone call. She has inherited a house on the northeast coast from her late aunt. A beautiful Victorian townhouse. A new beginning. Excited for the change, the family move hundreds of miles from their Beaconsfield home to the northeast coast. The house needs a lot of work, but that doesn’t deter Kate. She is determined to make it work for them. But from the first night, Kate notices something isn’t right. Things are moved or go missing. Objects vanish… then reappear. At first Kate tells herself it’s stress. The disarray of the move. Her young son. Until night falls and she hears footsteps upstairs. Terrified, Kate becomes convinced there is someone in the house. Upon searching, the house is empty. All the doors and windows are secure. Night after night Kate hears these noises...and then she starts to receive messages. Is someone really in the house, could it be haunted, or is she losing her sanity? Published 12th June

📕Mine to Keep by JM Simpson📕 I have read this author’s Castleby series, & absolutely loved it, so had high expectations of this standalone psychological thriller. They were met, & then some! Review t.ly/us0xT #BookTwitter

And The Inheritance has a Booktrail map! As well as a gorgeous one drawn by the author (Thanks Gemma!x) thebooktrail.com/book-trails… @gemmaEdenham @PublishingDavis

Here's my 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Bookreview for @JMSimpsonauthor new one Mine to Keep! It's absolutley brilliant! You have a new fan now Jo! :) @PublishingDavis @laurenrea1984 instagram.com/p/DY-Mh69DRRa/…

In the book post today: #TheInheritance by @gemmaEdenham. A dream home. A fresh start. A nightmare waiting inside? Kate and Patrick are struggling through life. After living on one wage since the birth of their son, Riley, Patrick is suddenly unemployed. Bouncing from one bad interview to the next, the family are offered a lifeline when Kate receives a phone call. She has inherited a house on the northeast coast from her late aunt. A beautiful Victorian townhouse. A new beginning. Excited for the change, the family move hundreds of miles from their Beaconsfield home to the northeast coast. The house needs a lot of work, but that doesn’t deter Kate. She is determined to make it work for them. But from the first night, Kate notices something isn’t right. Things are moved or go missing. Objects vanish… then reappear. At first Kate tells herself it’s stress. The disarray of the move. Her young son. Until night falls and she hears footsteps upstairs. Terrified, Kate becomes convinced there is someone in the house. Upon searching, the house is empty. All the doors and windows are secure. Night after night Kate hears these noises...and then she starts to receive messages. Is someone really in the house, could it be haunted, or is she losing her sanity?