I’m chatting to author Emma Davies today about her writing process and inspiration. Why writing? Simply because of my love of reading. I always joke I was born with a book in my hand, and it’s not far off the truth! Some of my fondest early memories feature trips to our local library, or being […]
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Guest Blog – Jane Cable
Today I’m chatting with Eva Glyn who writes relationship-driven fiction for One More Chapter and her last two books have been set in Croatia, with a third to follow next summer. She also writes romance with a ghostly twist as Jane Cable. Who or what inspires you? Stories inspire me. A nugget of information will […]
Book Review: Find Her Alive – Diane Saxon
When Fliss takes her dog for a walk she never imagined the consequences of choosing one path over another. But that simple decision places her freedom, and her life, in danger. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find Her Alive is a captivating read from the start through to the end. Diane Saxon had me completely hooked, as I […]
Behind The Book – The Other Girlfriend Book Launch
It’s been just over a week since publication day for my second psychological thriller, The Other Girlfriend. And what a week it has been! I started publication day off with a visit to Venture on Bargates in Christchurch, to drop off copies of The Other Girlfriend. Venture is a treasure trove of handmade items and […]
Author Life – The RNA Conference 2022 & The Joan Hessayon Award
I spent last weekend at the incredible RNA conference at Harper Adams University in Shropshire. After 2 years apart, it was fantastic to finally be able to meet up with all my writing friends, as well as meet so many lovely new people. It had been a bit touch and go as to whether I […]
Guest Blog – Karen King
Today I’m thrilled to welcome author Karen King to the blog to talk about writing the light and dark of relationships: I write psychological thrillers and contemporary romance novels. At first glance it might seem that I write for two completely different genres, but to me they are two sides of the same coin, they’re […]