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This week Rose Amberly author of Secret Christmas in Darling Wood returns to my blog to tell us about one of her characters she would like to be and to share a recipe … Dear Reader,  I’m delighted to visit Morton Gray’s fabulous blog. She asked me: Which of your own characters would you like to… Continue reading Which Of My Characters Would I Like To Be By Rose Amberly

My guest this week is Angela Sims the author of The Rose of Florence published by Romaunce Books. In a refreshingly different blog post, Angela is going to tell us about her recipe research for her books and share a recipe for zuccotto. Hello Morton, and thank you for hosting me on your blog. One… Continue reading My Favourite Recipe by Angela Sims

My guest this week is Kim Nash, whose latest book Finding Family at the Cornish Cove was published by Boldwood Books on 3 October 2023. Kim writes uplifting, funny, heartwarming, romantic, feel-good fiction and this is her seventh book, and the second book in a four-book series set in the fictional seaside town of Driftwood Bay… Continue reading My Favourite Thing About Being An Author by Kim Nash

This week my blog guest is Jill Barry author of Love at War for Romaunce Books. Jill is explaining the background to writing Love at War and sharing an extract … Firstly, I’d like to thank you, Morton, for giving me this opportunity to share a few secrets about Love At War, ‘the book of my… Continue reading Jill Barry Talks About Love At War

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