Author Archives: Morton S. Gray

This week I’m joined by fellow Choc Lit author, Kirsty Ferry, as she tells us about the day that changed her life. Kirsty has a new book out for Christmas – Holly’s Christmas Secret and you can find details of … Continue reading →

Excited to be blogging about my fifth book for Choc Lit, a Christmas title called – Christmas at the Little Beach Cafe. The cover is revealed today and the book is up for pre-order, before publication day on 17 November … Continue reading →

Something a little different this week as regular blog visitor and Apricot Plotter, Carol Thomas joins me to talk about her new Christmas Book for children, Being a Friend at Christmas, which sounds absolutely delightful. Thank you for having me … Continue reading →

This week I’m joined by fellow Apricot Plotter Angela Petch. Angela writes for Bookouture and she’s talking to us about some rather romantic ornaments … My Sicilian bells are very special to me. I’ve had them for more than forty-four … Continue reading →

This week I’m joined by Chris Penhall who writes for Ruby Fiction, as she tells us about an ornament she loves. Hi Morton, thanks for inviting me onto your blog to talk about the things I’m surrounded with every day … Continue reading →

I love nothing more than featuring friends on my blog. Today I have Caroline James talking about when and why she decided she wanted to be a writer. Over to Caroline … Huge thanks to Morton for inviting me onto … Continue reading →

This week I’m joined by another regular visitor to my blog, Lynda Stacey, this time to talk about a charity close to her heart. Over to Lynda … My chosen charity would always have to be Bluebell Wood Hospice and I … Continue reading →

My fourth novel for Choc Lit, Sunny Days at the Beach was published on 18 August 2020 and I have been overjoyed and overwhelmed by the support of other authors in spreading the word by retweeting and sharing posts and … Continue reading →

My new book Sunny Days at the Beach published by Choc Lit is out on 18 August  2020, and I am a mix of excitement and trepidation today. It’s always a strange time, because you want people to read your story, … Continue reading →