Author Archives: Morton S. Gray

This week I’m joined by Victoria Cornwall, who agreed to answer some questions about her latest novel for Choc Lit, Daughter of the House. I like many of your readers have read all of your books and have delighted in … Continue reading →

It’s Carol Thomas’ turn to share five things that you would never guess about her. 1 – I had a fear of dogs! When I was little, a German shepherd dog pushed me into a swimming pool. It resulted in … Continue reading →

For Mother’s Day last weekend, I put a series of posts on the group Apricot Plots about the sayings of Jenny Simpson’s late mother. Jenny is the heroine from my novel The Truth Lies Buried. I thought I would share … Continue reading →

This week I’m joined by Jenni Keer, author of The Hopes and Dreams of Lucy Baker. Thank you so much for inviting me over to your blog, Morton. I can’t sit down because I’m still floating after an amazing couple … Continue reading →

Another post in my blog series sharing five things you would never guess about an author – today it’s Tora Williams in the spotlight. Over to Tora … I’m terrified of heights. To the extent that I get panicky if I … Continue reading →

I’m thrilled that The Truth Lies Buried is out in paperback, published by Choc Lit and audiobook, produced by ISIS Publishing today (12 March 2019). There is nothing more exciting than holding your story as a paperback in your hands. If … Continue reading →

For those of you who have been waiting for an update on my French polishing course. I am very happy with my finished items. I found the course very interesting, but also exhausting. I don’t think I would have taken … Continue reading →