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Now that summer has finally arrived it’s difficult to remember that when writing Escape to the Riviera, conjuring up the sultry heat of the Cote D’Azur in the midst of winter was quite a tall order. My answer was to to pin a selection of pictures above …
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Yes, it’s finally here. My latest book Escape to the Riviera has hit the shelves. A huge thank you to those of you who have been in contact to say how much they enjoyed reading the story of Carrie and …
Continue reading »Last night saw the first Romance in the Court event at London’s rather wonderful Goldsboro Books in Cecil Court. The celebration of Romance novels brought together authors, readers, publishers and bloggers to mingle and talk to their hearts content about books, reading and, of course, romance. …
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When I started to write From Italy With Love, all those months ago, I’d never even sat in a Ferrari let alone driven one … and to be quite frank, never thought I would. All that changed one glorious morning …
Continue reading »This week I heard a choir practising a song that I knew but couldn’t place. Then I heard it twice on the radio. Intrigued I looked it up and found it to be the theme tune from the TV series, Follyfoot, from the very early …
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My third book is due to be published later this year and I’m absolutely delighted with the cover design for, From Paris with Love this Christmas. It follows the story of Siena who first appeared in From Italy with Love and is …
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Reviewing a good book, one that you’ve really enjoyed, is easy. Straightforward. But what about those ones that you thought stank? Should you leave an honest review or just not review at all? Are you doing the author a favour …
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Two years ago, I first heard the magnificent roar of a vintage Ferrari as I was driving to work listening to the Chris Evans Show on BBC Radio 2. You can listen for yourself right here. I’m not a car …
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I love reading but I hate to admit this, I find reviewing a book a chore. It’s probably because when I read I lose myself in the magic of a book. I’m swept away by the story and find it …
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15 Aug
Although published way back in April, I’ve just found this (isn’t the internet a wonderful thing) … a positive article in a mainstream newspaper about romantic fiction. Harriett Mallinson is my new favourite journalist. Is Romantic Fiction a Dangerous Passion? …
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