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Please see below for a list of my Books and eBooks now available from Amazon, and from mid-June,  additional online book distributors

 

 

 

 

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

Short Stories Volumes One, Two and Three are available as eBooks
Three volumes of amusing short stories ranging from romance and paranormal to
twist-in-the-tale and completely normal. To read in the bath, to take on
holiday, or with you to bed. Snuggle down with your Kindle and lose yourself
for a little while. You won't be disappointed, but your spouse might be.

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

 

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer


 

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

Cat Tales is available as an eBook
I'm going to kick off things on a potentially painful note. When sharing your home with a cat, it's advisable to remove anything that dangles. For instance, your dressing gown cord or that loose thread you've been meaning to repair; otherwise you'll find it being swatted with a well-aimed paw with claws that may or may not be retracted. John, don't even think of walking about the house naked.

Is this comedic collection of cat anecdotes a frank look at living with felines or is it a case of ben trovato? That's embellishment to you and me. I'll let you decide.

  

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

Musings Amusing is available as an eBook
Musings Amusing is an arid accumulation of anecdotes on modern life with all its absurdities and 'Victor Meldrew moments' enabling you to point your finger and chuckle knowingly at this collection of blog-type tales. Some of the stories have been previously published by a few brave souls and Rosemary thanks the persons responsible whilst congratulating them on their exceedingly good taste and fortitude. She trusts they'll be off the medication before you can say "repeat prescription".

 

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6

(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

 

Watch on YouTube link below.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=vganNdh7M-c

A book for children (ages 9-13 years)
Foreword by Brian David of CheerReader.

Sid in Space is available as an eBook
Sid and his family are regular people except for one thing - Sid is a spider. Yeah, yuck! Get over it! I'll have you know he's just like you and me… apart from the fact he's an insect, eats lemon meringue fly, his mum wears four pairs of slippers instead of one and she's never heard of David Bowie… but no one's perfect!

Sid's dream is to become an astronaut, just like his dad, but when Sid finds himself trapped inside a state-of-the-art shuttle and about to blast off into space, Sid wonders if he's cut out for space travel after all. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Sid's mum has got her legs full, all eight of them, untangling hair extensions that went horribly wrong. Talk about Spaghetti Junction.

A humorous tale that is sure to appeal to everyone from 9-99 years.

Hidden within the story is the name of a famous classic British poet and the first fifty readers to find the name will win a signed Sid and Sally bookmark. Simply email me at rbachholzer@yahoo.co.uk with the name of the poet and for further details. Good luck!     

 

 

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

A book for children (ages 8-12 years)

Sally and the Sign People is available as an eBook
It's down to teenager, Sally, to save her home before the Sign People have their evil way. The whole of the west Cornish coast is relying on her. In between chatting about fish, fashion and friends, Sally manages to come up with the perfect plan. By the way, Sally is a seagull. So? What's wrong with that! Seagulls are people too, you know.

And who is that mysterious dog? The sneaky one who skulks in and out of the palm trees like an undercover James Bond? Who knows! Who cares! Sally does and she's determined to uncover the truth. The future of Mrs Harris's sardine sandwiches is at stake!

A humorous tale that is sure to appeal to everyone from 8-99 years.

 

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

Making Changes is an anthology of entertaining stories by various authors published by Bridge House Publishing in which a shorter version of Sally and the Sign People appears.

A quote from Gill James, editor at Bridge House Publishing

"An anthropomorphic main character and a seagull at that is an unusual choice for a Young Adult short story. Yet Rosemary Bach-Holzer's Sally and the Sign People is up there with Richard Adams' Watership Down and Johanna Reicheis' Wolfsaga. I would challenge anyone not to be enchanted by the convincing teenage voice of Sally Seagull."

 

 

(UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00BP5J4P6
(USA) https://www.amazon.com/author/rosemarybachholzer

Spooked is an anthology of ghost stories by various authors published by Bridge House Publishing in which A Ghost of a Conscience appears. A revised edition of A Ghost of a Conscience is available in Short Stories Volume Three.

 

Please see below for a preview of my eBooks coming out later in 2013

 

Enigma - Wolf Black (pseudonym)
Mystery: Crime: Romance

Dick Love is a 42-year-old high-calibre detective from New York now living and working in London. He hates technology, appreciates the company of a good woman but enjoys being single. And if given the choice he'd prefer not to get shot. He has a pregnant boxer to take care of. 

When a serial killer starts preying on young mothers it's up to Love and his sophisticated partner, Stuart Le Fanu, using state-of-the-art equipment at their headquarters at MI6 along with good old-fashioned police work, to discover the identity of the killer before he can strike again.

 

Bach's the name: Survival's my game - Rosemary Bach
Autobiographical: Humour

 

Watch a ghostly excerpt on YouTube link below.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB1WbTfDDQE

 

 

When I wrote about my life in the quarterly newsletter for a local charity, my Christmas edition was voted 'the best ever!' along with the recipe for my silky chocolate cake which I suspect is what tipped the scales.

I hinted at harbouring feelings and secret ambitions married people weren't supposed to have. Did it stem from taking my favourite philosopher to bed each night? Had Michel de Montaigne finally penetrated? And was I alone in having a controlling but colourful character for a mother who flew on Concorde yet shopped at Oxfam?

And is it just me who drives a Mini on the pavement during rush hour? So what if some toes happened to get flattened it was preferable to a head-on collision with a Mercedes-Benz.

Proposed readership is aimed at groups that may include any type of organisation which features cats or disabilities (particularly ME/CFS), or nostalgia (predominantly the early 1970s), and a host of amicable nutters who are neither incapacitated or have a cat but against their will find themselves tuning into James Last.

 

 

 

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