Book Talk with Claire Harris

I'm talking with Gurpreet Sidhu on Book Talk Radio Club. Gurpreet has just published her debut novel Storm. After encountering his nightmare doppelganger in waking life, Evan Storm must accept there’s no escaping from the cruel man he was in a previous lifetime. There’s no therapy that can fix his soul. No medicine. Nothing. Listen in and find out more about this diabolically gripping thriller at...

I'm talking with April Lisbon on Book Talk Radio Club about her book Autism in April: A Mother's Journey During the Tween Years. April's book is designed to encourage mothers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other special needs to never give up hope and faith as they continue to endure the life-changing experiences associated with raising a child with special needs. You can find...

I’m talking to Karen D King who is one dynamic lady! At the age of 12 she dreamt of being a scientist and completed that goal, then set her sights on being recognised as a leader and accomplished an MBA in just one year, she received an award for top 100 leaders under 50 and has now published her first book - King Mentality. Has she taken a breath yet? LOL

I'm talking to author T.L. Clark on Book Talk Radio Club. TL’s books cover all different types of love from Paranormal Romance to damaged love, from BDSM to Bi-Sexual love. That’s a lot of love in different forms! You can find out where to purchase her books at https://www.booktalkradio.info/tl-clark

I’m talking to author Lisa Ashlock. Lisa’s second published book is The Final Chapter. A mother's fight she lived and died with. A daughter's struggle with grief. A family is torn apart due to lack of empathy, sympathy, ignorance, and greed. How can anyone move on after a death? How can no one shed a tear? How can no one be there to support the dying and not say their last good-byes? You can find...

I'm talking to JR Reed on Book Talk Radio Club about his book An Asperger's Guide To Dating Neurotypicals. This book is for anyone on the autism spectrum who is in a relationship or marriage with a Neurotypical person or who wishes to be. It's also for the NT in a relationship with an Aspie. You can find out more about JR Reed and where to purchase his book at https://www.booktalkradio.info/jr-ree...

I'm talking to author Diane Shute on Book Talk Radio Club Diane writes Historical Fiction and her two books After Midnight and Midnight Crossing are set in the 1830’s both in England and France. You can find out more about Diane and where to purchase her books at https://www.booktalkradio.info/diane-shute-sepahpour

I'm talking with Barbara Rodgers on Book Talk Radio Club about her book Wholey Cow which focuses on eating a healthy diet of whole foods and leading a healthy life style that includes moderate exercise, healthy relationships, spiritual care and enjoyable work. To find out about Barbara Rodgers and where to purchase her book, visit https://www.booktalkradio.info/barbara-rodgers

I'm talking to husband and wife author team Jessica and Keith Flaherty on Book Talk Radio Club about their book Always Darkest, a novel in the Fantasy genre. They say in the film business never work with animals or kids. Let's find out what it is like to write and publish a book with one's spouse! Find out more about Jessica and Keith Flaherty and where to purchase Always Darkest at https://www.bo...

I'm talking to Diane Metzger on Book Talk Radio Club about her debut novel Willow Bend: Welcoming Our Soldiers Home. The book is set towards the end of the American Civil War and the story behind the writing of the story is quite intriguing to say the least! Find out more about Diane Metzger and where to purchase Willow Bend: Welcoming Our Soldiers Home at https://www.booktalkradio.info/diane-metz...

I'm chatting with health guru Cheryl Meyer on Book Talk Radio Club. Cheryl Meyer is the author of It Feels Good To Feel Good, a book full of a load of commonsense as regards eating and nutrition! We'll be talking toxins, salt and sugar (you should hear the multiple uses for Cola!) and of course what drove Cheryl to write this book. If you're suffering from pain/inflammation, you really want to lis...

I'm talking to Cristee Cook on Book Talk Radio Club about her children's book Your Hands Can Change The World. The book teaches children how to use hands with insight, intention, and a strong sense of personal responsibility. By looking beyond the physicality of our five senses, we can see a deeper meaning to life and share more with others. Sharing creates a sense of unity with others and can ult...

I'm talking to Harry Milman about his books A Death at Camp David and Soyuz: The Final Flight. It has been said of Harry that he might be the next Michael Crichton. Listen in and find out about his books and decide for yourself! You can visit Harry's Book Talk Radio Club page here https://www.booktalkradio.info/harry-milman

I'm talking to Evadeen Brickwood about her upcoming YA Adventure Mystery - A Half-Moon Adventure. 'As if growing up in the seventies wasn’t difficult enough, teenager Isabell Bertrand is also too rebellious for her parents’ liking. A novel treatment with hypnosis appears to be the perfect remedy and Dr. Albrecht regresses Isabell to her early childhood and even further back. She experiences previo...

I'm talking to Baron Deschauer. Baron is the author of a number of books in genres as different as self-help (The Art of Wealth) to political thrillers (The Man on The Run) and his latest title Concentration Camps of Canada.

I'm talking to Gary McGinnis about his book Good For One Ride, a book that prepares the reader to reflect on the psychological and spiritual aspects affecting those that have experienced combat. Gary served with the Army in the Tet Offensive in 1968 as a Water Purification Specialist attached to the Infantry. He suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.

I'm talking to Roger Bray about his crime novel The Picture: When Greed Turns Deadly. A warehouse in Japan used as an emergency shelter in the aftermath of the 2011 Tsunami. A distraught, young Japanese woman in dishevelled clothes sits on a box, holding her infant daughter. Ben, a US rescue volunteer, kneels in front of her offering comfort. They hug, the baby between them. The moment turns into...

I'm talking to Gary McGinnis about his book Good For One Ride, a book that prepares the reader to reflect on the psychological and spiritual aspects affecting those that have experienced combat. Gary served with the Army in the Tet Offensive in 1968 as a Water Purification Specialist attached to the Infantry. He suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.

Interviewing George Neeb about his children's educational book Pharaoh's Arrow. A tale set in Ancient Egypt and George also created the beautiful illustrations too, this is one talented man!

I'm talking with Anita Shaw about her book While I Wait - My journey through infertility. A five year heart-breaking experience of an inability to conceive. Anita decided to write her book to enlighten others and bring encouragement along the way. Her book is receiving great feedback over on Amazon including "Powerful, strong, compelling and spiritual", "Many life lessons contained in the story" a...

I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth. A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Fer...

I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth. A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Fer...

Interview with Ronald B Harris about his new memoir My Life My Story. Chatting about life in London's East End during the lead up to WWII, becoming a London taxi driver to owner of the UK's most successful niche tour operator and finally to retirement leading U3A member on guided historical tours of Ron's beloved London.

Talking to Keith Hirshland about his book The Flower Girl Murder. Daisy Burns was a likable, devoted wife and mother who spent her spare time volunteering at school events. Everyone loved Daisy. So why would someone shoot her three times and dump her body behind a Planned Parenthood chapter in North Carolina?

Talking to Carol Hibbs. Carol is the author of Forever Ends, a Paranormal Romance minus vampires but with 'things that go bump in the night! Carol chats to me about the pro's of self-publishing, where she found the inspiration for writing, why she decided not to target Forever Ends at the Young Adult audience and her upcoming sequels.