Morton S. Gray – Author

This week I have a guest post by Juliet Archer author of One Summer Weekend published by Ruby Fiction on 19 June 2018. Over to Juliet …

A big thank you, Morton, for inviting me as your guest blogger – and hi to everyone!

I’m very excited to tell you about my new book, One Summer Weekend. Doesn’t the cover make you think of relaxing in the summer sunshine?

About One Summer Weekend – the blurb on the book

One summer weekend can change everything …

Alicia Marlowe’s life as an executive coach is well under control – until she meets her new client, Jack Smith. Jack’s reputation precedes him and Alicia knows immediately that he spells trouble. Not least because he reminds her of someone else – a man who broke her heart and made her resolve never to lower her guard again.

Taking Jack on as a client is a risk, but one that Alicia decides to take for the good of her career. As long as she keeps him in his place, she might just make it through unscathed. But Jack has other ideas – including a ‘business’ trip to the Lake District. One summer weekend with him is all it takes to put Alicia’s carefully organised world in a spin …

So, for Alicia, it’s business, for Jack, it’s personal.

Will one summer weekend deliver both agendas?

Coaching – of any sort – is an intimate activity, where one person gets under the skin of another to help them perform better. Executive coaches are trained more than most to keep their professional detachment at all costs. When Alicia Marlowe heads north to Grimshaw to meet the Chief Executive of Leo Components, she’s not expecting anything she can’t handle – despite what she’s found out about him so far.

Let’s imagine what they were both thinking before that first meeting …

Alicia’s thoughts: Jack Smith is a douchebag. Okay, that’s based purely on what I’ve read about his personal life – hard not to, when it’s splashed all over the local papers. Serves me right for doing my pre-meeting research, doesn’t it? … I wonder why Adam recommended me to him – he wasn’t very forthcoming when I asked … God, this place is grim – no wonder it’s called Grimshaw. But Leo Components is the biggest employer, so it should be easy to find … Yes, here we are. Let’s get this over and done with. Professional detachment at the ready.

Jack’s thoughts: Must admit I’ve got mixed feelings about this meeting, but I can’t see any other way of stepping up to the mark now that we’ve merged with Sphinx Industries. And Adam thinks she’s one of the best executive coaches around. She coached him, and he’s firing on all cylinders. Mind, she sounds a right old battleaxe – even worse than my mother!

And after the meeting …

Alicia’s thoughts: Oh. My. God. I can’t think straight. What the hell did I write in my notes? Not the truth, that’s for sure. I remember, something like: ‘Domineering management style … Arrogant belief in own abilities … Uses aggression to mask his fear of failure … Has a childish sense of humour.’

Okay, usually I don’t give this sort of instant diagnosis, but in his case … I suppose it’s because he reminds me of someone else – and not in a good way.

Do I really want to coach this person?

Jack’s thoughts: Wow!

What happens next? Find out at http://www.rubyfiction.com/dd-product/one-summer-weekend/– release date 19^th June 2018!

I’d love you hear what you think – drop me a line at juliet@julietarcher.com or post a review on Amazon.

One Summer Weekend is available as an eBook on all platforms.

Thank you, Juliet that is an interesting insight into the thoughts of your characters. I can’t wait to read more.

About Juliet Archer

Juliet writes award-winning romantic comedy for Choc Lit and Ruby Fiction. She has been known to spend many happy hours matching irresistible heroes with their equally irresistible chocolate counterparts – watch out for the dark nutty ones!

Her debut novel, The Importance of Being Emma, won the Big Red Read Book of the Year 2011 Fiction Award and was shortlisted for the 2009 Melissa Nathan Award for Comedy Romance. Her second novel, Persuade Me, was shortlisted for the 2011 Festival of Romance Best Romantic Read Award.

Juliet’s third book is One Summer Weekend, published on 19^th June 2018. You can also read her short stories: Incense & Insensibility in the Choc Lit Love Match anthology, and Love Rules in Choc Lit’s Kisses & Cupcakes anthology.

Juliet was born and bred in North-East England and now lives in Hertfordshire. She gives talks all over the UK and in the USA about the classic authors who inspire her work. She is a member of the Romantic Novelists’ Association, the Society of Authors and the Jane Austen Society. Her non-writing career has spanned IT, acquisitions analysis, copy editing, marketing and project management, providing plenty of first-hand research for her novels.

To contact Juliet please use the following links:-

Website

Twitter

Facebook

Good luck with your new release, Juliet and to order it click here.

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The Girl on the Beach published by Choc Lit is available as a paperback and from all eBook platforms – Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and Google Play.

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms – Choc Lit, Amazon, Kobo, iBooks

Carver Rodgers from my latest novel The Truth Lies Buried joins us today to talk about his dog, Wilf.

Over to Carver …

‘When my late wife, Bliss arrived home one day with a bundle of grey fur that turned out to be a puppy, I was less than pleased. She called the dog Wilf after her favourite great-uncle. I was irritated because to begin with this little scrap of an animal did pools of wee on my polished oak floors that left watermarks and we won’t talk about pooh!

I’d never owned a dog, but Bliss had always wanted one. I don’t think either of us imagined that the animal would grow quite so big or eat quite so much. I insisted that the dog was well trained and Bliss, to her credit, researched and found a police dog handler to do the job with her. As a result, Wilf is extraordinarily obedient and knows a few extra moves that other dogs wouldn’t be trained in.

When Bliss died, I was amazed at how much comfort Wilf gave to me. He just lay at my feet most of the time, but his presence and our combined sense of loss drew us closer and now I couldn’t imagine life without the big, shaggy long-legged animal.

Just goes to show that something you are resistant to at the beginning can often work out for the best.’

About The Truth Lies Buried published by Choc Lit

Two children in a police waiting room, two distressed mothers, a memory only half remembered …

When Jenny Simpson returns to the seaside town of Borteen, her childhood home, it’s for a less than happy reason. But it’s also a chance for her to start again.

A new job leads to her working for Carver Rodgers, a man who lives alone in a house that looks like it comes from the pages of a fairy tale – until you see the disaster zone inside …

As Jenny gets to know Carver she begins to unravel the sadness that has led to his chaotic existence. Gradually they realise they have something in common that is impossible to ignore – and it all links back to a meeting at a police station many years before.

Could the truth lie just beneath their feet?

Purchasing links

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms:-

Choc Lit

Amazon

Kobo

iBooks

Thank you for visiting my blog – Morton S. Gray – Author. I hope you enjoyed this post. You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Girl on the Beach published by Choc Lit is available as a paperback and from all eBook platforms – Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and Google Play.

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms – Choc Lit, Amazon, Kobo, iBooks

This week I have a post from the point of view of the hero of Oh Crumbs by Kathryn Freeman which will be e-published on 12 June 2018 by Choc Lit.

He was bored. Thoroughly and utterly bored, from the tip of his big toe to the hair on his head that his father said was too long for a man in his position. It was exactly why he kept it that way. Just a shame his defiance didn’t extend to other areas of his life. He might be sitting at this desk with hair badly in need of a cut, but he was still sitting here, in the Crumbs head office. The name on his door still said Douglas Faulkner, Managing Director. And his in-box was still full of emails that supposedly needed his attention, though he was damned if he knew enough, or cared enough, to answer them.

Crumbs – his father’s company – made biscuits, for crying out loud. How on earth was he supposed to get excited about that? Hell, he didn’t even like the damn things. If he fancied something sweet, he wanted it to be substantial. A chunk of cake. A large serving of apple crumble. Not a hard lump of baked flour and sugar he could consume in one mouthful.

His father didn’t care whether his only son enjoyed his job or not, though. Didn’t really care how good a job he was doing either, because let’s face it, Charles Faulkner still made all the big decisions. His father only cared that his son sat at his desk. And that he wasn’t an embarrassment to the Faulkner name.

As Doug felt the familiar anger begin to flare, he took a deep breath and glanced at his watch. Another hour before he could escape.

The knock on his door was a welcome diversion. Joanne, his PA, bustled in carrying a silver tray. It amused him that she always brought him coffee in a fine china cup and saucer. And always included a bowl of sugar lumps, even though he never took sugar.

Today she didn’t smile at him, though. Today she didn’t even look him in the eye after she’d carefully positioned the cup and saucer on the coaster on his desk. ‘Could I trouble you a moment please, Mr Faulkner?’

‘It’s Doug.’ For two years he’d tried, and failed, to get her to call him by his first name. ‘And you can trouble me all you like.’ Anything to put off sifting through his emails.

She took a white envelope out of her pocket and handed it to him. Finally her eyes met his. ‘It’s my official notice. My husband has come into some money and we decided to move to Australia to be with our daughter.’ She shifted on her feet, looking slightly embarrassed. ‘We leave tomorrow.’

Doug slumped back in his chair. Bloody perfect. Now he had to add find a new PA to the growing list of tasks he needed to do, but couldn’t muster any enthusiasm for.

Interesting scenario, Kathryn!

To find out what happens next you’ll have to read Oh Crumbs – more about the story and how to order below.

About Oh Crumbs

Sometimes life just takes the biscuit …

Abby Spencer knows she can come across as an airhead – she talks too much and is a bit of a klutz – but there’s more to her than that. Though she sacrificed her career to help raise her sisters, a job interview at biscuit company Crumbs could finally be her chance to shine. That’s until she hurries in late wearing a shirt covered in rusk crumbs, courtesy of her baby nephew, and trips over her handbag. 

Managing director Douglas Faulkner isn’t sure what to make of Abby Spencer with her Bambi eyes, tousled hair and ability to say more in the half-hour interview than he manages in a day. All he knows is she’s a breath of fresh air and could bring a new lease of life to the stale corporate world of Crumbs. To his life too, if he’d let her. 

But Doug’s harbouring a secret. He’s not the man she thinks he is. 

Oh Crumbs purchase links:

Amazon UK

Amazon US

Kobo

And details of other e-platforms at Choc Lit

About the author, Kathryn Freeman

A former pharmacist, I’m now a medical writer who also writes romance. Some days a racing heart is a medical condition, others it’s the reaction to a hunky hero.

With two teenage boys and a husband who asks every Valentine’s Day whether he has to buy a card (yes, he does), any romance is all in my head. Then again, his unstinting support of my career change proves love isn’t always about hearts and flowers – and heroes come in many disguises.

To contact Kathryn, please use the following links:-

Website:  http://kathrynfreeman.co.uk

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/kathrynfreeman

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/KathrynFreeman1

Thank you for that insight into your hero, Douglas Faulkner, Kathryn. I can’t wait to read the book to find out what happens next.

Thank you for visiting my blog – Morton S. Gray – Author. I hope you enjoyed this post. You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Girl on the Beach published by Choc Lit is available as a paperback and from all eBook platforms – Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and Google Play.

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms – Choc Lit, Amazon, Kobo, iBooks

This week I’m joined by fellow Choc Lit author Christine Stovell as she launches her latest book Moonbeams in a Jar. I asked her some questions:-

Where did the ideas for Moonbeams in a Jar come from?

The characters for Moonbeams in a Jar first appeared in a Choc Lit Treat, a complete short story readers can receive completely free by signing up for news and offers from my publisher, Choc Lit.

I’m a very visual writer in the sense that ideas often come to me like still pictures from a film and this a story I’ve wanted to write since I ‘saw’ my heroine Chloe sitting at the end of a wooden pontoon with Wilma, her dachshund, beside her. 

My Choc Lit Treat had its own happy ending with the promise of a holiday romance… but the characters wouldn’t leave me alone. How, I wondered, could I make Chloe and the handsome bearded man heading towards her with his dog, Fred, see not only that they were right for each other but that they could build a future together?

How did you choose the title for the book?

We all get earworms, don’t we? Those tunes that bubble up from nowhere and play on repeat in our heads? Well, this is the title of a song – goodness knows where it came from – that kept coming into my head as I started to think about Chloe’s real and very personal predicament of whether to choose thrills and excitement over a supposedly safe and secure future.

Chloe really does feel that falling in love with Ryan is like trying to catch moonbeams in a jar. I use Pinterest boards and Spotify playlists to help me build the background of my stories so you can listen to the song there, although I should warn you that Jane Siberry’s ‘Everything Reminds Me Of My Dog’ is another potential earworm!

Have you lived in Hong Kong?

Almost. (See next question!) However, it was the place I said most wanted to visit when my husband Tom idly asked, one summer evening, where I would choose to go if I could hop on a plane the next day. I never expected him to surprise me by actually booking my dream holiday so I’m afraid my first reaction was one of shock and some concern about how we would be able to afford it.

Happily it turned out to be one of the most fabulous experiences of my life… hang on a minute, does worrying about whether to choose thrills and excitement over safe and secure make me sound a little bit like Chloe? Not that I’m thinking about the next question, noooo …

Was you own romance as complicated as your characters’ ?

Hmm, let’s just say there are a couple of well-heeled solicitors out there, however, moving on, I found my very own guiding star and filled my jar with moonbeams when I met Tom.

Thank you for answering my questions, Christine. I look forward to reading your book.

About Moonbeams in a Jar

When Chloe Potter wishes on a star that she’ll find a man who’ll accept her and her noisy dachshund Wilma, she doesn’t think that she’ll bump into one quite so soon …

So when she meets larger than life, ruggedly handsome Ryan Green and his beloved boisterous basset hound, Fred, it ought to be a match made in heaven.

But Chloe soon finds that trying to tie a man like Ryan down is like trying to catch moonbeams in a jar. Ryan’s job as a photographer means that when he’s not in the middle of a war zone, he’s trying to catch just the right light at the top of Mount Snowdon.

Chloe wants stability and when it becomes clear that Ryan will always put his job first, she knows she has to move on. But then a once-in-a-lifetime trip unexpectedly brings them together once again …

Buying Links:

Amazon.co.uk

Amazon.com

Kobo  

About the author – Christine Stovell

Winning a tin of chocolate in a national essay competition at primary school inspired to Christine Stovell to become a writer. After graduating from UEA, she took various jobs in the public sector writing research papers by day and nascent novels by night. Losing her dad to cancer spurred her on to achieve her dream of becoming a published novelist.

Setting off, with her husband, from a sleepy seaside resort on the east coast in a vintage wooden boat to sail halfway round Britain provided the inspiration for her ‘Little Spitmarsh’ series of novels, but never cured her seasickness although she continues to sail.

As well as writing long and short contemporary romantic fiction and poetry, Christine has written features for various magazines and is a regular contributor to The English Home magazine.

Christine lives on the beautiful west Wales coast where long-distance running helps her plan her plots. Half marathons, she thinks, especially when the going gets tough, are like novels; both begin with small steps.

To contact Christine please use the following links:-

Links:

Website: http://christinestovell.com

Blog: https://homethoughtsweekly.blogspot.co.uk

Twitter: @chrisstovell

Facebook: www.facebook.com/christinestovellauthor

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/christinestovell/

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/chrisstovell/

Spotify Playlist for Moonbeams in a Jar: https://open.spotify.com/user/chrisstovell/playlist/6GyIPb6PLPTBlpV7H9aPJm?si=Yjr6L8onQFij06IE4OY6Hg (What an intriguing idea!)

Thank you for visiting my blog Christine and good luck with Moonbeams in a Jar.

Thank you for visiting my blog – Morton S. Gray – Author. I hope you enjoyed this post. You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Girl on the Beach published by Choc Lit is available as a paperback and from all eBook platforms – Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and Google Play.

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms – Choc Lit, Amazon, Kobo, iBooks

I can’t believe that it’s a whole year since the Romantic Novelists’ Association Summer Party 2017, where I graduated from their New Writer’s Scheme by being a contender in the Joan Hessayon Award. Last Year, Kate Field won with The Magic of Ramblings.

The 2017 contenders

Kate Field

The 2018 Summer Party was held in Oxford and it was a real treat to travel on the train with three other writing friends to support the many fellow writers who were contenders for the award. Liz Hanbury produced non-alcoholic cocktails and fruit kebabs from her bag as soon as the train had pulled out of the station – she knows how to travel!

Janice Preston and Lynn Forth

I had been invited to afternoon tea with an audio publisher and met up with fellow Choc Lit authors including Victoria Cornwall and Sue McDonagh at the cafe. Lovely to chat to Katie Fforde, Nicola Pryce and Cathy Bramley as we munched cake and scones and drank tea. Thank you to Becky and Aimee from Isis Publishing and Soundings for hosting the event.

The AGM and Summer Party were held at the wonderful Ashmolean Museum. I must find time to go back and have a look at the exhibits. The short list for this year’s Joan Hessayon award was huge (17 writers) and a great testimony to the wonderful New Writers’ Scheme. In alphabetical order:

Mick Arnold, The Season for Love, Passion in Print

Donna Ashcroft, Summer at the Castle Café, Bookouture

Susanna Bavin, The Deserter’s Daughter, Allison & Busby

Cryssa Bazos, Traitor’s Knot, Endeavour Press

Hannah Begbie, Mother, Harper Collins

Anita Belli, The Traveller and the Rose, Endeavour Press

Lynn Forth, Love in La La Land, Crooked Cat

Erin Green, A Christmas Wish, Aria Fiction

Lisa Hill, Meet Me at Number Five, Choc Lit

John Jackson, Heart of Stone, Crooked Cat

Jane Lacey-Crane, Secrets and Tea at Rosie Lee’s, Aria Fiction

Zoe May, Perfect Match, HQ Digital

Sue McDonagh, Summer at the Art Café, Choc Lit

Kate Ryder, Summer in a Cornish Cove, Aria Fiction

Elaine Roberts, The Foyles Bookshop Girls, Aria Fiction

Tanya Jean Russell, Broken Trust, Evernight Publishing

Awen Thornber, Foxtrot in Freshby, Crooked Cat

Kate Field, last year’s winner gave a very moving handover speech to the new winner, Hannah Begbie with her debut novel, Mother. Hannah also gave a mascara threatening speech, which had many of the audience wiping away a tear.

Morton Gray, Janice Preston, Tora Williams

We had a lovely time. Writers know how to party – they don’t get out much!!

At the time of writing, my second novel THE TRUTH LIES BURIED is only 99p on Amazon and Kobo!!!!!

Thank you for visiting my blog – Morton S. Gray – Author. I hope you enjoyed this post. You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Girl on the Beach published by Choc Lit is available as a paperback and from all eBook platforms – Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and Google Play.

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms – Choc Lit, Amazon, Kobo, iBooks

This week I’m welcoming Lisa Blake heroine of Carol Thomas‘ The Purrfect Pet Sitter to my blog to have her say.

Welcome, Lisa …

“What have I done? I’m staring at my mobile phone and the words on the screen, ‘Nate Baker has accepted your friend request’ are staring back at me. Drunken Facebooking! What was I thinking? And what must he think of me?

It has been eleven years since I last spoke to Nathan. Eleven years since the night of our prom and the events that spurred me to leave my hometown. I promised myself then I wouldn’t look back, and while it hasn’t always been easy, I have stuck to that promise – until now.

When things went so horribly wrong in London, and I returned to my parents’ house, starting over as The Purrfect Pet Sitter, I hoped the ‘what ifs’ would stop. Instead, it seems they are multiplying, and evenings spent looking at old photographs and snooping on Facebook are not helping.

The cooking sherry and Dr Oetker chocolate (not a high point but a slight incident at the supermarket meant the wine and Maltesers didn’t make it home) must have addled my brain. I don’t even like Facebook; I normally avoid it.

OK, so Nathan looked every bit as handsome in his photos as I remembered, and the pictures of him in the fireman’s uniform were quite something, but a friend request, really? Do you think he knows that a Facebook friend request is not an actual real-life friend request and that be my virtual friend doesn’t mean be my actual friend? Because seeing Nathan in the flesh, speaking to Nathan, being near him and only being his friend, I am not sure I can do that. And after what I did to him back when we were teenagers, how can I ever expect him to want to be anything more?”

Thank you, Lisa. I can’t wait to find out what happens between you and Nathan, indeed what happened in the past too … rushes off to buy a copy.

About The Purrfect Pet Sitter by Carol Thomas published by Ruby Fiction

Introducing Lisa Blake, the purrfect pet sitter!

When Lisa Blake’s life in London falls apart, she returns to her hometown rebranding herself as ‘the purrfect pet sitter’ – which may or may not be false advertising!

But being back where she grew up, Lisa can’t escape her past. There’s her estranged best friend Flick who she bumps into in an embarrassing encounter in a local supermarket. And her first love, Nathan Baker, who, considering their history, is sure to be even more surprised by her drunken Facebook friend request than Lisa is.

As she becomes involved in the lives of her old friends Lisa must confront the hurt she has caused, discover the truth about her mysterious leather-clad admirer, and learn how to move forward when the things she wants most are affected by the decisions of her past.

Buying Links

Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/TPPS-AmazonUk

Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/the-purrfect-pet-sitter

Ruby Fiction: http://www.rubyfiction.com/dd-product/the-purrfect-pet-sitter/

View the book trailer: http://tinyurl.com/TPPS-booktrailer

About the author

Carol Thomas lives on the south coast of England with her husband, four children and lively young Labrador. She has been a playgroup supervisor and taught in primary schools for over fifteen years, before dedicating more of her time to writing. Carol is a regular volunteer at her local Cancer Research UK shop. She has a passion for reading, writing and people watching and can often be found loitering in local cafes working on her next book.

Carol writes contemporary romance novels, with relatable heroines whose stories are layered with emotion, sprinkled with laughter and topped with irresistible male leads.

To contact Carol use the following Website and Social Media Links

Website

Facebook

Twitter

Instagram

Pinterest 

Blog

Thank you for visiting my blog – Morton S. Gray – Author. I hope you enjoyed this post. You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Girl on the Beach published by Choc Lit is available as a paperback and from all eBook platforms – Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and Google Play.

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms – Choc Lit, Amazon, Kobo, iBooks

What a week! My second novel for Choc Lit The Truth Lies Buried was published on 1 May on all e-book platforms.

My day started with breakfast with my bestie, Susan Wood. She arrived with a huge bunch of flowers and we were both very excited.

I then went on to my regular monthly meeting with other writers at Bevere, Worcester. It was a super meeting as usual and my friend, Janice Preston had a book out on the same day too Lady Cecily and the Mysterious Mr Gray. We had photographs together and even did a short Facebook Live video ably filmed by Alison May – see video here. Elizabeth Hanbury gave us both lovely bunches of tulips and I received a fantastic card from Lynn Forth in celebration.

The Truth Lies Buried hadn’t been read by many beta readers, mainly Margaret Ruess-Newland at a very early stage, so I was unsure how it would be received by readers. A big phew from me when lovely reviews began to come in.

I am overwhelmed by support from other writers and wonderful bloggers. I got sore fingers from typing thank you so many times and paid for my hours staring at the screen with a migraine the next day.

During the week the book achieved a number one tag on Amazon.com in what might seem a strange category – Hot New Releases in Carving Crafts! My hero in the book, Carver Rodgers is a specialist carpenter and chainsaw carver, so I think he would be both amused and thrilled with this accolade!

About The Truth Lies Buried

Two children in a police waiting room, two distressed mothers, a memory only half remembered…

When Jenny Simpson returns to the seaside town of Borteen, her childhood home, it’s for a less than happy reason. But it’s also a chance for her to start again.

A new job leads to her working for Carver Rodgers, a man who lives alone in a house that looks like it comes from the pages of a fairy tale – until you see the disaster zone inside …

As Jenny gets to know Carver she begins to unravel the sadness that has led to his chaotic existence. Gradually they realise they have something in common that is impossible to ignore – and it all links back to a meeting at a police station many years before.

Could the truth lie just beneath their feet?

Thank you for visiting my blog – Morton S. Gray – Author. I hope you enjoyed this post. You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Girl on the Beach published by Choc Lit is available as a paperback and from all eBook platforms – Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and Google Play.

The Truth Lies Buried is available from all eBook platforms – Choc Lit, Amazon, Kobo, iBooks