It’s an absolute delight today to be helping launch the blog tour for Midsummer Magic at Miss Moonshine’s Emporium, and to share my review: this is the third anthology from nine wonderful Northern romance authors who call themselves Authors on the Edge, and it was one I was particularly looking forward to. Published today (21st June), it’s… Read More »

I’m delighted today to welcome Christine Webber as my guest: her latest novel, So Many Ways of Loving, was published on 17th June, and is now available both as an ebook and in paperback. When I read Christine’s last book, It’s Who We Are, I couldn’t hide my delight at finding an author who writes the… Read More »

It’s my pleasure today to be helping launch the blog tour for A Second-Hand Husband, the latest book from the wonderful Claire Calman, and to share my publication day review: published today (16th June) by Boldwood Books, it’s now available for kindle (and free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback and as an audiobook. My thanks to… Read More »

It’s a real joy and pleasure today to welcome Rose Alexander as my guest – her latest novel, Out of the Mountain’s Shadow, was published on 10th June by Canelo Saga, and is now available as an ebook (on all major ebook platforms – and just 99p for kindle), in paperback, and as an audiobook. Having… Read More »

It’s a particular pleasure today to welcome Anne Goodwin as my guest – her latest book, Matilda Windsor Is Coming Home was published by Inspired Quill on 29th May, and is now available both as an ebook and in paperback through a range of retailers. Anne’s last visit was way back in 2015, with a lovely… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for One Summer Sunrise by Shari Low, and to share my review: published by Boldwood Books on 3rd June, it’s now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation and… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to share my publication day review of The River Between Us, the latest book by the wonderful Liz Fenwick: published by HQ, it’s now available as an e-book, in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to the publishers for my advance reading copy, provided via netgalley. It took me… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to be sharing my review of A Hare’s Footprint by Celia Moore: independently published on 1st May, the third and final part of the Fox Halt Farm trilogy, this lovely book is now available via Amazon for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited) and in paperback. If you’d prefer to buy… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for A Song Unsung, the fifth novel from Fiona Cane, and to share my review. Independently published on 27th May, this lovely book is now available via Amazon both as an e-book (free via Kindle Unlimited) and in paperback. My thanks to Anne Cater… Read More »

I’m so delighted today to be launching the blog tour for A Family Affair by Julie Houston – you’ll know she’s always a personal favourite – and sharing my publication day review. Published by Aria Fiction, this one’s now available for kindle, Kobo, through Google Play, and via iBooks – but you’ll have to wait… Read More »

It’s a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for A Summer of Second Chances, the latest book from Carol Thomas, and sharing my review. Published by Choc Lit on 27th April, this lovely book – “a heart-warming romance full of love, friendship and four legged friends” – is now available in paperback and on… Read More »

Back at the end of March, I had the pleasure of joining the launch celebrations for Old Cases, New Colours (A Dudley Green Investigation) by Madalyn Morgan, although I sadly just couldn’t find a slot for reading the book (you’ll find the lovely guest post here). The ninth book in the Dudley Sisters saga (but don’t… Read More »

It’s such a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for Unbreak Your Heart, the latest book from the wonderful Katie Marsh, and sharing my review. Published by Hodder & Stoughton, it was published on 27th May as an ebook (on all major platforms) and in paperback, with the audiobook to follow on 10th… Read More »

I expect that quite a lot of people are already familiar with Quick Reads, a programme by The Reading Agency. One in six adults in the UK – approximately 9 million people – find reading difficult, and one in three people do not regularly read for pleasure. Celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, Quick Reads plays… Read More »

It’s such a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for Nearest Thing to Crazy by Elizabeth Forbes, independently republished on 10th February and available both for kindle and in paperback – with thanks to Anne Cater at Random Things Tours for the invitation. It may come as a surprise to many, but women’s… Read More »