A New Year and a New Book!
Well, here we are at the start of another year and I have a wonderful reason to celebrate – a brand new publication! Today is the launch of Dreaming of Mr Darcy in the US – the second in my … Continue reading →
Well, here we are at the start of another year and I have a wonderful reason to celebrate – a brand new publication! Today is the launch of Dreaming of Mr Darcy in the US – the second in my … Continue reading →
I have a scene in my new romantic comedy, The Perfect Hero, where my heroine, Kay, makes a cake for Oli – one of the rather delicious heroes. It didn’t take me long to choose the cake she would make … Continue reading →
I’m so excited – you can now download Molly’s Millions to your Kindle! Molly’s Millions was the first book of mine to be published in the UK and is a romantic comedy about a lottery winner who tries to give … Continue reading →
Now, I know I said in my last post that I don’t mind working weekends but the last two have been the exception. Yesterday, I had a trip to the National Portrait Gallery to meet the lovely author, Jane Odiwe. … Continue reading →
We’ve just returned from a wonderful week in Lyme Regis. This was a special research trip for my current novel – The Illustrated Darcy – the second in my series about Jane Austen addicts. We were staying in an apartment on the harbour front … Continue reading →
Yesterday, I had the very great pleasure of speaking at my first literary festival in Haringey. It’s been running for two years now and I was invited to speak at the Marcus Garvey Library on behalf of my lovely publishers, … Continue reading →
Life as a romantic novelist can sometimes be incredibly busy especially around Valentine’s Day. Yesterday, I was talking about romance on Radio Oxford and then I spent a lovely evening with my Let’s Talk About Love friends at Waterstones in … Continue reading →
Just home from a week in windswept Wales to find I’ve been nominated for the ‘Lovely Blog Award’ – thanks to fellow writer, Rosemary Gemmell, for the nomination. In the spirit of the award, I’m delighted to pass it on to … Continue reading →
This was the question being asked last night at Mostly Books in Abingdon where I joined fellow author Kate Harrison. The event was sold out and there were lots of writers in the audience who kept us on our toes … Continue reading →
I really will have to think about moving to Chawton one of these days as I’m there so often. My latest trip was to hear a lecture about Jane Austen’s manuscripts and it was fascinating stuff. Did you know that … Continue reading →
I had some lovely news this week – Molly’s Millions is to be published in Turkey. This is really exciting as I used to teach English at a small school in west London for Turkish students. I wonder if they’ll … Continue reading →
It was lovely to see Molly’s Millions in the Jarrold bestseller list. How wonderful to be up there with Maeve Binchy, Stephanie Meyer and John Le Carré!
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