This week I’m joined by Rose Warner, also writing as Jen Gilroy. I have a huge TBR (to be read) pile, but think I’m going to have to add Jen’s new book to it as I love the sound of The Teacher Evacuees. Over to Jen to tell us more … Thank you for hosting… Continue reading Blending My Canadian & British Lives In “The Teacher Evacuees” by Rose Warner
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Reflecting On Some Great Reading In 2025 by Morton S. Gray
Here’s hoping you and your families are well in this run up to Christmas. I am aware of the Christmas freneticness starting already – there seems more cars on the road and more people in the towns. I am also aware that it is not aways a happy time for everyone. It is a time… Continue reading Reflecting On Some Great Reading In 2025 by Morton S. Gray
Amelia Berry’s Favourite Holiday
Amelia Berry joins me this week to talk about a favourite holiday and her new novel Cooking Up A Christmas Storm, book 2 in The Highland Cookery School Series published by Hera. Over to Amelia … Hello. Thank you Morton for inviting me back to your blog to celebrate book 2 in The Highland Cookery… Continue reading Amelia Berry’s Favourite Holiday
Embracing Change by Victoria Cornwall
This week Victoria Cornwall joins my blog to discuss change and her books. Over to Victoria … Thank you for inviting me onto your blog, Morton. It’s always lovely to chat with you about writing and publishing as we had our debut books published around the same time, in 2017, and by the same publisher,… Continue reading Embracing Change by Victoria Cornwall
Keep Writing by Helena Dixon
Welcome back to Helena Dixon this week. I have to say I admire Helena so much, as she manages to keep writing no matter what life throws at her. Murder most British and Murder at Midwinter Farm are both published in November 2025 and I wish Helena every success with them. Over to Helena …… Continue reading Keep Writing by Helena Dixon
Finding Calm In A Busy World by Susie Sharp
This week I welcome Susie Sharp to my blog. Her debut novel Time for Tuscany was published on 5 September 2025. When I send authors my standard guidelines to write a blog post for me I never quite know what I am going to get by return, but Susie has sent a delightful post and… Continue reading Finding Calm In A Busy World by Susie Sharp
You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Till It’s Gone by Morton S. Gray
The beginning of October 2025 marked a significant change for my family when we lost our precious little white dog, Lily. Lily was nearly 11 years old, we had her in our family from when she was 8 weeks old and her death was totally unexpected. She suffered a severe stroke and the vet advised… Continue reading You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Till It’s Gone by Morton S. Gray
The Characters in Hope On Hope by Susan Gray
Another new face on my blog this week as Susan Gray joins me to talk about the characters in her novel Hope On Hope. Welcome Susan and over to you … Thank you, Morton, for inviting me onto your blog. I would like to tell you about the two main characters in my latest book Hope… Continue reading The Characters in Hope On Hope by Susan Gray
What Made Me A Writer by Ella Matthews
This week author Ella Matthews joins my blog to tell readers what made her into a writer. This month sees the release of two of Ella’s books, The Governess’ Unlikely Suitor independently published on 10 October 2025 and The Disgraced Knight’s Redemption published by Harlequin Historical Mills & Boon on 23 October 2025, which takes Ella… Continue reading What Made Me A Writer by Ella Matthews
A Busy Year Being An Adaptable Writer by Georgia Hill
An interesting post by blog regular Georgia Hill as she explains to readers why she has been busy being adaptable as a writer this year … Hi everyone. A very grateful thank you to Morton for allowing me to guest on her blog again! In a weird twist of fate I’ve had three books out… Continue reading A Busy Year Being An Adaptable Writer by Georgia Hill
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