Hoping that my blog readers had a lovely Easter weekend! I love putting up Easter decorations and this year had some new additions to my Easter tree and also crocheted flowers for an Easter door wreath. It was lovely to see family too. I had quite a strange week last week with the reappearance of… Continue reading Easter Wishes
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What Made Me A Writer by Morton S. Gray
One of the blog questions I often ask my guests to answer is “What made you a writer?” and I’ve been thinking about this myself whilst I’ve been working on a new project. I was an only child until I was seven when my sister came along. I had seven years of the devoted attention… Continue reading What Made Me A Writer by Morton S. Gray
#RomFicFeb26 Part Two
I’m blogging this week my amalgamated part two of the #RomFicFeb26 prompts that a lot of brave writers are posting daily! Day 17 – Where Do You Write? I’m lucky to have my own study, but having said that, I can write anywhere. I love writing in cafés, trains and waiting for appointments. I also… Continue reading #RomFicFeb26 Part Two
#RomFicFeb26
Social media appears to be a fact of life these days, but I will admit to a strange relationship with it. I love reading people’s posts, but I’m not good at posting my own or when and how to share the things others put up. I fully intended to take part in the #RomFicFeb26 initiative,… Continue reading #RomFicFeb26
A Little Dog in The Croatian Island Library by Eva Glyn
I always like featuring an author whose latest book I have read and enjoyed and today is one of those times as I welcome Eva Glyn to talk about the dog, Obi in The Croatian Island Library. Over to Eva … As Morton would tell you, I love small dogs. I absolutely adored her beautiful… Continue reading A Little Dog in The Croatian Island Library by Eva Glyn
An Extract From The Arctic Cruise by Caroline James
This week I’m delighted to host an extract of The Arctic Cruise by Caroline James. I was fortunate to be able to read an advance copy of this delightful book and I will post my review at the end of the blog post, but needless to say I loved it! My thanks go to ever… Continue reading An Extract From The Arctic Cruise by Caroline James
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
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
An Extract From “Magpie” by Georgia Hill
Delighted to welcome Georgia Hill back to my blog to introduce us to one of the new novels she is publishing this year! Magpie is released on 9 September 2025 and Georgia is treating us to an extract … Thank you to Morton for having me on as guest again. Morton is always incredibly supportive… Continue reading An Extract From “Magpie” by Georgia Hill
The Mind of a Writer by Morton S. Gray
It’s my birthday week and I find these milestones cause me to reflect and assess where I am at the time. I even found my thoughts straying to preparations for Christmas this week … no!!!! I’m still working my way through my family history files and writing up the details into hopefully a useful, readable… Continue reading The Mind of a Writer by Morton S. Gray
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