Month: October 2017

Continuing my blog series which allows a character from a book to have their say. This time we have a post from Walter Hanborough, hero of Rhoda Baxter‘s novel Girl In Trouble. Over to Walter … Hi. My name’s Walter… Dr Walter Hanborough, really, but you can call me Walter. Everyone else does. I’m here… Continue reading Character Post by Walter Hanborough, hero of Rhoda Baxter’s Girl In Trouble

I’m currently enjoying a change of scenery. My husband works in Dublin and normally commutes from our home in Worcestershire every week. As my son is on a school science trip this week, I’m over in Dublin as well. Hubbie is at work, so I have no excuse not to get on with my edits.… Continue reading The Value of a Change of Scenery

Continuing my new blog series which allows a character from a book to have their say. This time we have a post from Janey Carhart, the heroine of Victoria Cornwall‘s new novel The Captain’s Daughter. Wish me luck! “They think I am mad. They wished me well for the interview but I could see the… Continue reading Character Post by Janey Carhart heroine of Victoria Cornwall’s The Captain’s Daughter

I first met Lynn Forth at a book launch event at my local cafe in September 2014. We immediately got on, as if we’d known each other for ages. This is the first picture of us together at that book event, which included the launch of books for Janice Preston and Alison May. Lynn went… Continue reading Spotlight on Guest Author Lynn Forth

Four friends have new books out, so I decided to dedicate this week’s blog to a shout out for their books. Victoria Cornwall Find her at http://www.victoriacornwall.com Victoria has a paperback of her debut novel, The Thief’s Daughter and a brand new novel The Captain’s Daughter, both published by Choc Lit out on 3 October… Continue reading Shouting About My Friends’ New Books