Why I Wrote My Novel A Deadly Inheritance by Jane McParkes

Another new visitor to my blog this week, as I welcome Jane McParkes. We are both members of the Birmingham group of the Romantic Novelists’ Association and it is great to chat with her when we meet up. Jane has recently published A Deadly Inheritance with a very specific background intention. I’ll let Jane tell… Continue reading Why I Wrote My Novel A Deadly Inheritance by Jane McParkes

Why I Wrote The Girl Who Escaped by Angela Petch

Delighted to welcome Angela Petch back to my blog to celebrate the publication of her new novel The Girl Who Escaped published by Bookouture. Angela is going to explain to readers why she wrote this book and it is absolutely fascinating. Over to Angela … Most of my Italian books have a connection with  family or  Italian… Continue reading Why I Wrote The Girl Who Escaped by Angela Petch

An Extract From Hopeful Hearts At The Cornish Cove By Kim Nash

Today, I’m delighted to share an intriguing extract from Kim Nash’s new novel, Hopeful Hearts at the Cornish Cove published by Boldwood Books. Kim is the author of uplifting, funny, heartwarming, romantic, feel-good fiction and this is her sixth book, after securing a 3-book contract with Boldwood. Hopeful Hearts at the Cornish Cove is the first book… Continue reading An Extract From Hopeful Hearts At The Cornish Cove By Kim Nash

Orkney – A Virtual Tour of the WW2 Sites by Vicki Beeby

My blog visitor this week is Vicki Beeby, who has recently won the 2023 Romantic Novelists’ Association Romantic Saga Award. (Yay! Congratulations, Vicki! Mx) I have loved Vicki’s series set on Orkney in World War Two for Canelo. The main characters, Sally, Mary and Iris are posted to a look out station in Orkney and… Continue reading Orkney – A Virtual Tour of the WW2 Sites by Vicki Beeby