Podcast appearances and mentions of jj marsh

‘Gold Dragon’ is the third novel in the ‘Run and Hide’ series by popular author JJ Marsh. After her dangerous escapades in Brazil, Ann Sheldon has had to reinvent herself once again...Uitgegeven door SAGA EgmontSpreker(s): Jessica Preddy

‘Black River’ is the second instalment in the ‘Run and Hide’ series by author JJ Marsh, known for her popular ‘Beatrice Stubbs’ crime series...Uitgegeven door SAGA EgmontSpreker(s): Jessica Preddy

‘White Heron’ is the first thrilling instalment in the ‘Run and Hide’ series by Welsh author JJ Marsh. Ann Sheldon is a woman with secrets - and a past that she wants to leave behind...Uitgegeven door SAGA EgmontSpreker(s): Jessica Preddy

If you're yearning to travel, the Beatrice Stubbs series will satisfy. Jill Marsh's Detective Inspector Beatrice Stubbs is fighting battles with crime, as well as with her own mind. Beatrice has bipolar disorder and that has an effect on her work. Jill shares in our interview that she wanted Beatrice to be a real person with real-life problems and challenges, not a superhero character. When Jill's readers asked for the background on Beatrice and her mental illness Jill obliged by writing the free prequel to the series, Black Dogs, Yellow Butterflies, which you can get here. Jill also mentions that the European locations of the Beatrice Stubbs mysteries provide a special challenge as every country and police force has their own procedures. Today's show is supported by my patrons at Patreon. Thank you! When you become a patron for as little as $1 a month you receive a short mystery story each and every month. And the rewards for those who love mystery stories go up from there! Learn more and become a part of my community of readers at www.Patreon.com/alexandraamor This week's mystery author Jill Marsh grew up in Wales, Africa and the Middle East, where her curiosity for culture took root and triggered an urge to write. After graduating in English Literature and Theatre Studies, she worked as an actor, teacher, writer, director, editor, journalist and cultural trainer all over Europe. Now in Switzerland, she writes crime and literary fiction to entertain readers with enthralling stories and endearing characters. Her Beatrice Stubbs crime series topped the Amazon best sellers in “International Mystery & Crime” in Australia, Canada, the UK and the US. To learn more about JJ Marsh and all her books visit JJMarshauthor.com Press play (above) to listen to the show, or read the transcript below. Remember you can also subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts. And listen on Stitcher, Android, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, and Spotify. Excerpt from The Woman in the Frame It was a strange sensation to put on shoes after two days of going barefoot. She decided against applying make-up because it reminded her of the usual dreary routine at home. Instead, she slicked Vaseline over her eyebrows and on her lips. Her husband was a big fan of the natural look. Facing herself in the mirror, she could see why. Her skin glowed, her eyes shone and her hair seemed grateful for a rest from daily blow dries. Tanya put on a petrol-coloured cotton maxi dress and added the silver earrings Gabriel had bought her that morning in Port de Sóller. She was ready to meet their hosts and prepared to be on her best behaviour. With a last spray of scent, she wandered out onto the veranda where the man of her dreams was waiting, one ankle crossed over his knee, gazing out at the extraordinary view of sandstone buildings descending in circles down the hill. On the table sat two glasses of Aperol spritz, the orangey liquid the colour of a Caribbean sunset. On hearing her footsteps, he looked over his shoulder with a smile. Her heart swelled and she wondered if she would ever get used to living with a man overjoyed by her mere existence. “You look lovely,” he said. “Then again, you always do.” “Thanks. I didn’t want to overdo it, you know. I packed a proper evening dress and high heels, but it feels inappropriate for a casual dinner with bohemian artists. The thing is, I’m a tiny bit nervous. Maybe a drink would help. When do we have to leave?” He passed her aperitif across the table and reached out to take her hand. “When we’re ready. It’s around a twenty-minute walk to their place, I reckon. They said to turn up any time after eight. Relax, it’ll be just like having dinner with my mum. They’re a pair of arty old hippies, so absolutely no reason to be nervous.” She sank into the chair and picked up a glass, asking herself what she had done to deserve such luck.

“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” Ibn Battuta Mallorca is a beautiful Spanish island in the Balearics, rich with history and culture, from the medieval architecture of Palma’s old town to the picturesque coastal village of Deia and the mountainous interior. Many come to the relaxed island for an […] The post Murder In Paradise. Mallorca With JJ Marsh appeared first on Books And Travel.

I avsnitt 4, även om vi säger 3 i programmet, möter vi Joakim JJ Marsh från bandet Bridge To Mars och som tidigare spelat in imponerande 9 album med Glenn Hughes. JJ Marsh är förmodligen, som han själv säger, Sveriges mest kända "okända gitarrist". Joakim är en bländande skicklig gitarrist, med stor passion för organiskt spel, och i programmet delar han med sig av en hel del olika sätt att tänka som musiker.  Gäst: Joakim JJ Marsh Sidekick: Marcus Jidell Programledare: Fredrik Svensson

Disappearing Acts is a short story by Max Orkis. Something strange is happening to Maria. She's behaving quite out of character. Max Orkis is a screenwriter, teacher, father and one of the original members of The Café Schober Writers. His story is read by JJ Marsh.

Our first YA podcast is the opening of Kimi's Secret by John Hudspith, read by JJ Marsh. Wanna hear something really scary? When death comes knocking on your door there is really only one place to hide. Dragged screaming to the paranormal world of Heart, where ghosts are real, big cats prowl, aliens are greylians, monkeys rule, trolls troll, fairies are vermin, the Adepts always know best, magic is mojo and roasted dodo is the dish of the day; Kimi Nichols is handed a secret that must never be revealed. To do so would mean the end of mankind.  WARNING: contains imploding toads, gravity-defying clowns, liquefied brains, a sadistic dentist and a deformed taxidermist; great dollops of blood and bogies, half a million crows, and a giant with OCD. Gothic horror meets supernatural sci-fi; Kimi’s Secret will leave you gagging, breathless and sleeping with the light on. Suitable for grinning little monsters aged 10 to 100. To find out more, find Kimi's Secret on Facebook or you can buy the book from Amazon, as a paperback or for Kindle.

Featuring exclusive interviews with Glenn, band members and other key personnel. Plus all the latest news from the world of Glenn Hughes and his music.

Featuring exclusive interviews with Glenn, band members and other key personnel. Plus all the latest news from the world of Glenn Hughes and his music.

Featuring exclusive interviews with Glenn, band members and other key personnel. Plus all the latest news from the world of Glenn Hughes and his music.

Featuring exclusive interviews with Glenn, band members and other key personnel. Plus all the latest news from the world of Glenn Hughes and his music.

Featuring exclusive interviews with Glenn, band members and other key personnel. Plus all the latest news from the world of Glenn Hughes and his music.