The Fantasy Romantic Novel Award

...suddenly appeared everywhere – a fictional TV series, a big exhibition at the British Museum and several factual TV programmes caught my attention – it was clearly serendipity!   About...

Callie Langridge: Unearth Treasures In Archives

...has a large ginger cat who resembles a Viking. Her m/m romantic fiction, co-written with Catherine Curzon, spans WW1 to the present day and is published by Pride. Historical paranormal...

New Releases: August 2020

...more distant, quickly breaking off their engagement. In the midst of despair, can Anwen find hope again?           Catherine Curzon and Eleanor Harkstead: The Captain and...

Julie Stock – Starting Over At The Vineyard In Alsace

...role. I’ve also spent many holidays in France, and particularly in Alsace, so the idea of setting a series of stories in a fictional vineyard in Alsace seemed perfect! As...

May 2018 – New Releases

...wants Ellie’s help to catch them. Ellie is quickly drawn into the investigation and, with the help of Gran’s gorgeous farmer neighbour Tom, she starts to unravel the case. But...

An Escape To Provence By Sophie Claire

...with her carefully guarded heart after all? But Gabriel is still searching for the missing will that proves the farmhouse belongs to him – and in doing so, risks upturning...

Hints & Tips For New Writers #9

This month we have another guest post by Mills & Boon author Catherine Tinley, who won the RITA for her very first book – so we can assume she knows...

Refund Policy

...ticket for anyone else, or sell/transfer a ticket to anyone else. This is partly due to security and safety issues, but also due to our commitment to allocating tickets on...

Festival in Croftwood Park

...special, and she has stopped expecting more. After all, what are the chances of finding that kind of love again? Sebastian Thorne is about to lose everything. He’s already lost...

Conference Speakers: Carrie Elks – From Failure To Fortune: Saturday At 9am

...other successful authors do (and why I do some things they don’t). Although nowadays I’m primarily a self-published author, almost all of these marketing tools can be used by traditionally...

Ask An Industry Expert: Robbie Guillory

...we want to do more of. Travel can be a barrier for a number of reasons, and can make access to literary agents almost impossible for people with disabilities, childcare...

Jean Fullerton: Romance Is A Feminist Issue.

...It recommended we take up a hobby to relieve stress. I’d been a lifelong historical reader, so thought I might take a stab at writing an historical novel. It was...