Moving On

by Johanna Nield

Health scares, misunderstandings and uncertainties bring more challenges for Tasha and Jamie in this new chapter of their lives.
Sequel to "New Beginnings" by the same author

278 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 29, 2011

About the author

I have been passionate about reading and writing since early childhood. Prize-winning stories in primary school led to hours writing fanfic (long before the phrase was invented) as a teenager, and I wrote my first novel in my twenties. Life got in the way of my dream of becoming a best-selling author, but writing and reading have remained life-long pleasure pastimes.

"New Beginnings" is now available in paperback from my publishers Cranthorpe Millner and from Amazon.
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Reviews

[Eleri · Rating 4 out of 5]

I felt that I wish I had read this straight after the other one, it flowed straight on, without the (sometimes annoying) recaps you get in sequels by other authors. Unfortunately I had forgotten some of the more minor characters. Soon got into the book though and felt the same about Jamie And Tasha - still love them and wish them well and continued to enjoy the writing style. Going straight in to number 3 now .....

[Kristen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've done very little work this week and I hold this book entirely responsible! I love the way this author writes and found it really hard to stop reading. It's not often a book has that effect on me, I can usually find somewhere to stop but I just wanted to know more.
Written as an on-line diary (I won't call it a blog because most blogs you come across aren't like this, this was a real diary) it defied the convention of show don't tell, yet in telling the reader what had happened over the last few days it put us in touch with the characters, especially the leads. This was the perfect way to tell this story.
I had no trouble with the fact I read the first part ages ago, but then I'm the sort of person who can read three books at the same time and not get confused with what's going on. But I promise I won't leave it so long to read the next one!! But I'd better wait until I have no work to do!