Thursday, 4 September 2025

No Dream Impossible
Publication Day Promo

Blog tour header for No Dream Impossible showing tour date 4th September 2025

Written by Nigel May



Published by    Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd 4th Sept. 2025
Genre Comedy Murder Mystery, Humour
Pages 366
ASIN B0FMRT2CPM
ISBN-101836153244
ISBN-13978-1836153245
2025 Blog Tour #26

Today I'm delighted to be promoting a new book by talented all-rounder Nigel May.

Published today, No Dream Impossible is May's ninth novel and I was won over immediately by the blurb. A comedy murder mystery sounds right up my street, so naturally, it's been added to my wishlist!


Book cover for the novel No Dream Impossible by Nigel May

The blurb:

No Dream Impossible

Willkommen, bienvenue and welcome! It’s time for the newly launched musical celebration that is the Eurowide Song Contest, debuting in the unglamorous city of Ermpit in Rottimoldovia at Europe’s most easterly tip. It’s like Eurovision, but it’s not…

Lifelong fanatic and walking Eurovision encyclopaedia, Jemma La Vie is the UK’s first ever buoyant Eurowide hope. Plucked from obscurity, her childhood dreams of taking part in a national song contest have come true as she finds herself standing centre stage, with the hopes of her nation on her proud shoulders.

But in the week leading up to the final, a sinister set of events sees contestants dropping down dead before a single vote has even been cast. There’s something shady going on and it seems it’s not just a few dodgy notes onstage being murdered. Will Jemma actually survive to fly the UK flag at Eurowide on final night or meet her Waterloo? And if she does survive, will there be a douze points in sight?



Comedy murder mystery    fiction    humour




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Author Bio – Nigel May
publicity shot of author Nigel May

Nigel is an all-rounder in the world of entertainment working on both radio, TV and as a successful author and podcast host.

As a TV host he has presented thousands of hours of both live and pre-recorded TV as well as outside broadcasts and events. He has featured on ITV, BBC, Channel 4 and C5 and has also broadcast live from America. He has been a presenter on craft TV for two decades and is happiest surrounded by glitter. Which is highly useful for his radio life as he has presented two of the sparkliest and glitteriest shows on Gaydio, the largest LGBTQ+ radio station in the UK, over the last few years. He hosts a weekly Sunday evening show called Wrapping Up The Weekend which features brand new LGBTQ+ music and top celebrity names dropping in for a chat and spilling the T. He loves nothing better than a bit of banter with iconic stars like Dannii Minogue, George Takei, stars of Strictly and Dancing On Ice, Matt Goss, Kim Wilde, Bananarama, Armistead Maupin, Layton Williams and even Stormy Daniels or fan-favourites from the world of international drag like Jinkx Monsoon, Bianca Del Rio, Danny Beard, Jujubee, Bob The Drag Queen, Cheryl Hole, Alaska, Peppermint and Ben De La Creme. He adores featuring brand new up ‘n’ coming LGBTQ+ talent and giving them a chance to shine. He also hosts the Saturday Weekend Breakfast show on Gaydio Brighton.

He hosts a successful queer podcast called A Gay Old Time interviewing celebrities from the LGBTQ+ world. Currently on Season 6 guests have included Todrick Hall, Charlie Condou, Samantha Fox, Hazell Dean, John Barrowman, Miriam Margolyes, Frankie Grande, Darren Hayes and Dominic Skinner.

As an author he has published eight novels so far. Six action-packed glam fiction blockbusters, a ‘sexy six-pack’ for which he earned the title ‘the UK’s male Jackie Collins’ (a huge honour as she was Nigel’s literary heroine). He’s also published a gripping psychological thriller with a dark and dangerous twist and a crafty cosy-crime novel. His books have been given countless five-star reviews and been featured in many national publications.

He’s obsessed with all things ’80s, flea markets and the Eurovision Song Contest. He’s a gay grandad living in Brighton who’s all about the body positive and has been a finalist on both Pointless and The Weakest Link. But didn’t win either!






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