I hate fireworks! Well, I hate suburban fireworks. Where we currently live, there isn’t a fireworks night but a fireworks season which begins in mid-October and goes right through until the end of January. It’s unbearable! So, in order to … Continue reading →
I’m delighted to see A Weekend with Mr Darcy and The Perfect Hero are the bestselling ebooks in Waterstone’s Romance chart this week. It’s so exciting to see them together and I hope that you all enjoy the third book … Continue reading →
Thank you to all my lovely readers who helped to give my new book, Mr Darcy Forever, such a fabulous launch yesterday. It’s shot up the Amazon Kindle chart and features in three different genre charts – a great start! I’ve … Continue reading →
This Friday, I’ll be launching the third book in my Jane Austen addicts’ trilogy – Mr Darcy Forever. It’s going to be published on Kindle as an ebook in the UK and paperback publication is following in the US in … Continue reading →
I would just like to say a HUGE thank you to all the lovely readers who have been buying A Weekend with Mr Darcy. It’s been in the Waterstone’s Top Ten ebook chart and … drumroll … has just entered Amazon … Continue reading →
is a wonderful adventure. There is always a sense of hope and anticipation and ideas tumble around your head until they force you into submission and then you become a typing machine! I’ve just completed the rewrites for my new rom com, The … Continue reading →
Very sad news this week – one of our dear ex-battery hens, Dolly Clare, died. She’d been ill for two weeks and, although we thought she was going to pull through at one stage, she went downhill rapidly. When we … Continue reading →
I’m in the midst of rewrites at the moment for my rom com, The Runaway Actress, which is going to be published in the UK in April. I’m very excited about this novel – it’s about a famous movie star who … Continue reading →
Great excitement – the first two titles in my Austen addicts trilogy have both entered the ebook Top 100 chart at Waterstone’s! So, if you want to celebrate the upcoming 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s first publication, bag yourself a copy … Continue reading →
“There is nothing – absolutely nothing – half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.” That’s what Ratty said to Mole in Kenneth Grahame’s wonderful novel, The Wind in the Willows, and we’ve been putting this to … Continue reading →
Thank you so much to everyone who entered my competition to win a signed copy of my new novel The Perfect Hero and a Jane Austen-inspired goody bag. The winner, Catherine from Dorset, was picked at random by bestselling author, … Continue reading →
This week, my lovely writer friend, Melanie Rose, and I visited Loseley Park in Surrey. It was used in the BBC 4-part adaptation of Emma where it played Mr Knightley’s home, Donwell Abbey, and it also had a starring role in … Continue reading →