BIG NEWS!

Allow me a little interruption in the narrowboat adventures to bring you a piece of exciting news which I’ve been desperate to share. As you will know if you follow my author journey I signed a multiple book/novella contracts with Saga Fiction a few years ago. This was a new venture for all of us. Originally they had a digital app but have branched out to eBooks, paperbacks and finally to now selling their/my books in bookstores across Mumbai where they are based. It’s huge progress for such a new publishing company and I wish them every success because they work so hard.

I’m going to have to rely on the fabulous Saga Fiction team and readers in Mumbai to share my book out in the world until I will hopefully visit myself.

I have worked extremely hard to get my work to this point. It turns out the 5 am starts before I headed to work and the midnight writing to get a book finished or the social media uploaded has paid off. I’m very lucky to have so much support from my friends, family and readers to get me here – THANK YOU!

Don’t worry if you cannot make it to pick up a book. Power of Nature is available in eBook and paperbook format to order from Amazon or you can buy a signed copy direct from me – whilst stocks last – not many left and it’s difficult to get new stock delivered to a boat! Just message me if you would like a copy – I will at some point add to my website or via Instagram shop if I work out how to do it!

I might just treat myself to a little bit of Baileys to celebrate this fabulous day. x

For those who haven’t read Power of Nature here is the blurb…

For fans of the No. 1 Sunday Times Bestselling Crime Thriller The Woman in the Window!
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A woman with an unreliable memory and a haunting past.
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“Excellent, relatable characters and a gripping plot that builds with every page.” – Mukul Deva, Author of the bestselling suspense novel Lashkar and The Ravinder Gill series.

“I read the book in one sitting, it was that GOOD!”- Christina McComiskie

Going on a mystery spree with The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides and The Obsession by Nora Roberts? Add Power of Nature to cart and make it a hattrick!

From British author C.L. Peache comes a thrilling new whodunnit told by an unreliable narrator. Power of Nature by C.L. Peache promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Harriett loves the solitude and healing power of the beach. As she settles into a new life, she cautiously tries to forge new friendships. When the handsome stranger on the beach strikes an unusual friendship with her, Harriett is almost convinced she has left her traumatic past behind. But, the discovery of a body on the beach sends her life into turmoil. Harriett is now questioning everything and everyone around her—even herself.

Because Harriett has a secret. Her traumatic past means she cannot trust the memories of her earlier life. As suspicions around the death body arise, questions are asked and investigations are being made. And Harriett is caught at the centre of the storm.

Will Harriett’s past ruin her future forever? Will her memory return? Will love and the power of nature heal her past traumas?


WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:

“The more you read, the more shocking details reveal themself…I read the book in one sitting, it was that GOOD!” – Christina McComiskie @christinaluvs2read
“The story building is top-notch, and the author’s writing grabs hold of the reader’s attention.” – The Indian Book Club
“Power of Nature by C L Peache, a very interesting thriller read which will keep you on the edge till the end.” – Avani Reads, Book Reviewer
“The book starts on a beach, and what could be a better beginning than that?…The story building was top-notch, and the author’s writing held the reader’s attention.” – Smriti, Book Reviewer
“Have you read #verity or #remindersofhim by #colleenhoover? Reading #powerofnature gave me almost the same thrill, goosebumps & loads of shocking surprises!” – @noorthebookworm
“I wish I was actually at the beach when I read this one! Great combination of mystery and also discussion of healing, personal trauma and the power of our own memories.” – Paulina (@bookphile_belle)