Book launch for “Floored”

Join us for the book launch of new romantic comedy novel "Floored" at Parade's End Books in Kingston upon Thames, UK. This in-person event will be a fantastic opportunity to...

Murder at Ravenswood House

...recent breakup with local police officer Ben Taylor, Milla sets her sights on solving the case, hoping to win Ben back. But when the evidence begins to point to Milla’s...

An Interview With Sharon Maas

We are delighted to welcome Sharon Maas to the blog to talk about her many historical fictions novels set across the globe. Sharon, you’ve traveled all around the world, and...

Lizzie Page: The Best War To Write About

...feel indignant on behalf of WW1. I grew offended for it. Why didn’t WW1 have bigger appeal? Why no Hollywood treatment for 14-18? Why was it always the bridesmaid never...

Ros Rendle: The French Influence

...lived near the battlefields of the Somme and visited many times for memorial services and reburials of soldiers found during building works, for example. I also visited the National Records...

New Releases: November 2023

...year on a high note?       Lynn Johnson: A New Day at Paradise Pottery Historical Saga Ulverscroft – Magna Large Print 1 November 2023 Martha hasn’t had an...

Ask An Industry Expert: Juliet Pickering

...I’d love some coastal settings whether here in the UK or abroad. In terms of themes, I’m always looking for women that read as real—with common dilemmas. I love a...

Kate Ryder – Into A Cornish Wind

...put her disastrous love life behind her once and for all, attractive and charming yachtsman, James ‘Mac’ MacNamara crosses her path several times and cynically she rejects him, baulking at...

Deborah Carr: Character Connections In Timeslips

...war, both woman discover deep down the strength and courage to carry on in even the most difficult of times. Through Alice’s words and her unfailing love for her sweetheart...

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...

Morton S Gray: Strange Things That Ended Up In Novel Two

...stir up strife’, ‘sing before breakfast, cry before teatime’, ‘always a bridesmaid, never a bride’. I didn’t use these actual ones in the book, but I used a lot of...

Ask An Industry Expert: Hattie Grunewald

...I don’t worry too much about social media presence or profile when it comes to fiction, though of course all those things can be helpful when it comes to selling...