Themes

Thursday Themes – Kate Braithwaite

I'm delighted to welcome Kate Braithwaite to my blog today. I'm currently in the middle of reading The Road to Newgate, and thoroughly enjoying it! Over to you, Kate... The Road to Newgate is set in Restoration London. It’s a historical crime novel based on the true events of the Popish Plot when an unknown… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Kate Braithwaite

Themes

Thursday Themes – Maisie Porter

I'm delighted to welcome Maisie Porter to my blog today to discuss the themes of her new novel, No Reception.   No Reception tells a tale of two women who appear at first to be mirror opposites in every aspect of their lives—professional success, material comfort, body type, love life—but will find their lives entwining… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Maisie Porter

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Lizzie Chantree

I would like to welcome Lizzie Chantree to my blog today. Lizzie is in the middle of a busy blog tour, and I'm delighted that she's joining me here I can't wait to read the new novel; If You Love Me I'm Yours promises to be every bit as good as Ninja School Mum -… Continue reading Lizzie Chantree

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Thursday Themes – Olga Swan

Today, I would like to extend a huge welcome to Olga Swan, and say congratulations on the launch of From Paradis To Perdition. Olga has joined me to discuss the themes of her latest novel.   Thank you Jo for hosting me on your blog. I am very pleased to be here on this, the… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Olga Swan

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Thursday Themes – J.V. Baptie

Today, I'm delighted to be able to welcome J.V. Baptie to my Thursday Themes blog, and to say congratulations on a successful launch of The Forgotten.   What if everything was a lie? The forgotten is a dark, gritty crime novel set in Edinburgh in the seventies.  Newly-promoted but not welcome in CID, Detective Sergeant… Continue reading Thursday Themes – J.V. Baptie

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Letters from Elsewhere: Tina — An’ de walls came tumblin’ down

I still can’t believe you disappeared without a word, but Dominic said you had to go away to rest. For some reason he thought it would be easier for everyone if you didn’t say goodbye. via Letters from Elsewhere: Tina — An' de walls came tumblin' down

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Thursday Themes – Katharine Johnson

I’m delighted to be able to welcome Katharine Johnson to my blog today to start off the Thursday Themes series. 'Secrets' by Katharine Johnson Tomorrow is publication Day for my novel The Secret. It will come as no surprise that the key theme of this book is secrets! How well do you really know anyone? How… Continue reading Thursday Themes – Katharine Johnson

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Exciting times

It's been a thrilling few months! Since signing with Crooked Cat Books to get The Brotherhood published, I have been through the processes of editing, choosing a book cover, proof-reading, organising 2 book launches (one online and one in my local pub) and writing a sequel! Not surprisingly, blogging has taken a back seat. Housework… Continue reading Exciting times

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2017 Highlights

Blogging activities flagged after March. This was mainly because I was hugely busy in other areas, like preparing my novel for submission, and trying to improve my fitness levels. I succeeded on both counts, but the blog suffered in consequence. I promise I'll do better this year! Instead of giving a month by month breakdown,… Continue reading 2017 Highlights