Author: Morton S. Gray

Georgia Hill returns to my blog this week to talk about whether her childhood reading influenced her writing. Georgia is about to publish New Beginnings at Christmas Tree Cottage on 29 September 2023 with Bloodhound Books. Over to Georgia … Huge thanks to Morton for once again hosting me on her blog. Morton’s support for… Continue reading Did My Childhood Reading Influence My Writing? by Georgia Hill

It is always lovely to feature a writer’s debut novel. This week, Imogen Martin is going to share a very personal story with my blog readers. Her debut novel, Under a Gilded Sky, published by Storm Publishing on 15 September 2023 is dedicated to her daughter. Why I wrote Under a Gilded Sky by Imogen… Continue reading Why I Wrote Under A Gilded Sky by Imogen Martin

My guest this week is Caroline James. Caroline has been enjoying amazing success with her latest novel The Cruise, published by One More Chapter, firmly in the top 100 Kindle chart for many weeks now. I loved this book and will include my review at the bottom of the post. I would also like to… Continue reading Getting to Know Selwyn by Caroline James

It’s my birthday this week, so I’ve allowed myself to post on my own blog lol! Look at the amazing cake my friend made for me 😄. When Joffe Books took over my publisher Choc Lit, I had no idea what this would mean for me or my novels. Well, I’m pleasantly surprised to say… Continue reading A Celebration by Morton S. Gray

This week, I am pleased to be able to share an extract from fellow Choc Lit / Joffe Books author Jan Baynham’s new novel – The Secret Sister … Thank you for inviting me onto your lovely blog, Morton. I’d like to share an extract from my new novel, The Secret Sister, which will be published… Continue reading An Extract From The Secret Sister by Jan Baynham

I’m happy to welcome Jane Cable back to my blog this week to talk about why she wrote her latest novel, The Lost Heir published by Sapere Books on 11 August 2023. Over to Jane … My Cornish Echoes romantic dual timeline romantic adventures are based around the great houses of Cornwall during the Poldark… Continue reading Why I Wrote The Lost Heir by Jane Cable

One of my favourite people to chat to is fellow Choc Lit/Joffe author Sue McDonagh. We both share a love of writing books and crochet. Today, Sue is going to tell readers about the inspiration behind her latest novel – The Sea Sisters Swimming Club and, as I’ve been fortunate enough to read an advance… Continue reading The Inspiration for The Sea Sisters Swimming Club by Sue McDonagh

I always enjoy featuring writers on my blog when I have met them in person and found lots to talk about. Nicola Pryce, my guest today, falls into that category. I hope we get to meet again one day, but for now, Nicola is going to tell us about why she wrote her latest novel… Continue reading Why I Wrote The Cornish Rebel by Nicola Pryce

This week I have the pleasure of hosting Ella Cook, who also writes for Choc Lit an imprint of Joffe Books. Ella’s latest novel Healing Hearts in the Little Village was published on 25 July 2023 and I asked Ella to tell readers about the inspiration for the book … Hey Morton, thanks so much… Continue reading The Inspiration for Healing Hearts in the Little Village by Ella Cook

I am delighted to welcome Ellie Henderson to my blog this week to talk about her writing. Ellie’s first novel for Choc Lit an imprint of Joffe Books A Summer Wedding on Arran was published on 18 July 2023. Over to Ellie … Thank you so much for offering me the chance to be on… Continue reading My Writing by Ellie Henderson