Rachel featured in Reader’s House magazine
Rachel is featured in Issue 48 of Reader’s House magazine in an interview that Presswire describes as “in-depth.” The feature explores her personal journey as an author and provides readers with a deeper look into her background.
What is PLR and how does it help authors?
Public Lending Rights (PLR) are government funds in countries like the UK, Australia, and Canada that pay authors a small fee each time their books are borrowed from a library. This system allows readers to enjoy books for free while ensuring authors receive compensation for their work.
How I became an (accidental) private detective
Rachel discusses her unique creative process, where story ideas often “simmer” in her mind for long periods before being written. This post specifically explores how a particular idea transitioned from a quiet thought to a story that burst onto the page.
What are some alternatives to Kindle Unlimited?
For readers looking for variety beyond Amazon Kindle, this guide explores several eBook and audiobook subscription services. These platforms are highlighted as solid alternatives for avid readers, specifically those who are looking for increased access to audiobooks.
Classic Crime Thrillers
Drawing from a lifelong passion that began at age 11 with Jack Higgins, Rachel reflects on the espionage and thriller books that shaped her. This article serves as a guide for readers looking to discover foundational works within the crime thriller genre.
Favourite Crime Thrillers
Rachel shares a curated list of her favourite crime thriller books that stayed in her mind long after the final page was turned. These recommendations focus on stories that provide a satisfying conclusion for the reader.
Best crime thriller reads of 2022
There have been some incredible crime thriller books published over the course of 2022, which made it very difficult to narrow down my favourites. From established crime thriller series to debut authors, every […]
Best Halloween Mystery Books
This piece recommends atmospheric mystery books that are perfect for the Halloween season, focusing on themes like creepy abandoned houses and lonely walks in the woods. It aims to help readers find the most chilling and immersive reads for autumn.
Classic Mystery Books
Rachel examines classic mystery books that continue to fascinate modern audiences, while also addressing how some have aged poorly regarding social issues like racism and bigotry. The article provides a nuanced look at why certain enduring classics hold a place in the genre today.