Author Archives: Morton S. Gray

I’m pleased to welcome Helena Dixon back to my blog. She’s been busy since the last time she appeared on my blog on 16 December 2019 to introduce us to the first book in her Miss Underhay Investigates series Murder at the … Continue reading →

I’m pleased to welcome my friend and fellow Choc Lit author, Victoria Cornwall to my blog as on the eve of the publication of her sixth novel, Daniel’s Daughter. She talks about the day that changed her life … As I … Continue reading →

This week, I’m pleased to welcome Christina Courtenay to the blog spotlight. I’ve just read her fantastic new novel Echoes of the Runes and it is a real treat. See my review below. I asked Christina some questions… What originally … Continue reading →

Someone new on my blog this week – Linda Huber! She’s here to tell us about an ornament she loves. Over to Linda … Jack the sheep – a treasured ornament In 2008, my parents moved – reluctantly – into … Continue reading →

First of all I would like to congratulate the winners of this year’s RoNas (Romantic Novel Awards). The Romantic Novelists’ Association award night was held in London on 2 March and unfortunately I couldn’t go. You can check out all … Continue reading →

This week I have a sobering post from Angela Barton, which explains how a true life occurrence ended up in her third novel for Choc Lit/Ruby Fiction, You’ve Got My Number. Over to Angela … It’s said that reality is stranger … Continue reading →

This week I’m delighted to host an extract from Caroline James‘ new mystery, Hattie Goes To Hollywood. Hattie is nursing a hangover when she’s joined by her neighbour and handyman. The three prepare to set off for the country & … Continue reading →