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This week I am delighted to welcome Caroline James to my blog. Caroline‘s new novel The Best Boomerville Hotel is her first novel for Ruby Fiction, an imprint of Choc Lit Publishing. The book is about the boomer generation and not giving up, learning new things and making the most of life over 50 with… Continue reading Spotlight on Guest Author Caroline James

I can now proudly present my second novel for Choc Lit The Truth Lies Buried is published as an eBook on 1 May 2018 and is available for pre-order now! 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… Continue reading Here it is! The Truth Lies Buried

A lot for me to be excited about at the moment! Thursday 15 March 2018 is the date of the cover reveal for my new eBook The Truth Lies Buried to be published by Choc Lit on Tuesday 1 May 2018. Here’s the blurb as a taster:- Two children in a police waiting room, two distressed mothers,… Continue reading Getting Excited

This week I’m welcoming Choc Lit author, Kirsty Ferry back to my blog to answer some more searching questions, as she launches the paperback of The Girl in the Photograph and the ebook of Watch for me by Candlelight. How do you manage to make each book you write unique? The characters always seem to… Continue reading Interview with Choc Lit Author Kirsty Ferry

I would like to welcome new Choc Lit author, Marie Laval to my blog this week to answer some questions about herself and her newly published novel Little Pink Taxi. Tell us a little about how you came to be a writer. For as long as I can remember, I always found pleasure in making up… Continue reading Spotlight on Guest Author Marie Laval

I did a library talk at Evesham on Friday 9 February along with poet Suz Winspear and non-fiction and fiction author, Helen Barrell. More about my co-speakers later, but as I was preparing my talk about how I came to be a published author, several things occurred to me. I began the talk by saying… Continue reading Report on Library Talk in Evesham and Why it’s Never too Late

Choc Lit author Lynda Stacey has written an interesting post for my blog about how nothing prepared her to be an author. Over to Lynda … I can honestly say that I was rubbish at school, I hated school with vengeance, I had no interest what-so-ever in being there, in being told what to do… Continue reading Guest Post by Author Lynda Stacey – Nothing would have ever prepared me for being an author…!

Signs of Spring make me happy. I caught sight of lambs and snowdrops at the weekend and one day last week was nice enough to open all of the windows and air out the house. I’m ignoring the blustery weather today – I’m convinced Spring is on the way! It has been a year now… Continue reading Spring and Exciting April News

I have a slightly unusual guest on my blog this week – Juliet Bell. Juliet is actually two people, or rather the pen name of two authors, Alison May and Janet Gover. The Heights is their first novel written together. I asked Juliet some questions, which Alison and Janet answered over celebratory cocktails for their book… Continue reading Spotlight on Guest Author Juliet Bell

I have some interesting guest posts coming up on the blog in the next few months – Juliet Bell, Lynda Stacey, Marie Laval, Kirsty Ferry and Caroline James – and I’m sure I’ll add a few more along the way. My second novel is now with my publisher Choc Lit completely edited with the help… Continue reading Where Am I?