Goodbye 2020 ~ The Longest Year
2020 - what a year! Since it's New Year's Eve (at last!) and tonight the clocks will chime us into a new year (at last!) I thought I'd look back…
#ThrowbackThursday and another giveaway ~ Home for Christmas ~ Winter Tales
Continuing my occasional Throwback Thursday series, I'm taking a look back at the Home for Christmas stories and how they came about. If you haven't yet come across this series,…
It’s Publication Day ~ Are You Spending Christmas with Cary?
Hello, lovely people! It's publication day for my new Christmas novel, Christmas with Cary. It's book three in the Home for Christmas series, following Baxter's Christmas Wish and The Other…
A New Cover for Saving Mr Scrooge and the Appeal of Christmas Books
Sorry! I'll bet some of you pulled a face when you saw that title, right? After all, it's only just October. Who wants to think about Christmas books already? Well,…
#AtoZChallenge S is For …
Hello, everyone, and welcome to Wednesday! It's Hump Day, although I'm not sure anyone's taking much notice of that these days. Those of us who work from home in normal…
#AtoZChallenge N is For …
Good morning to you all and a happy Thursday, she says, crossing her fingers that it is Thursday. We're almost at the weekend again and we're now on the home…
Holidays, Book News, and Afternoon Tea.
Hello! You see, such is my dedication that, even though I'm STILL in pain with this dratted shoulder, I have forced myself to sit at my desk and write a…
Looking Forward to Summer: A June Catch-Up
It seems like ages since I last blogged on here. Well, it is ages - it was March when I last put fingers to keyboard for this page. Shameful! Anyway,…
I Felt the Fear and Did it Anyway ~ One Year On …
This week marks a real milestone for me. On the 29th March 2018, I took the huge step of leaving my day job and heading out into the world as…
Looking Forward to Spring ~ A March Catch-Up
It's been a while since I last posted on here, and for that I can only apologise. It's been a strange few weeks in our family. February was pretty grim…