After the years of struggling to find an agent, never mind a publisher, I still feel amazed disbelief that it has actually happened. It’s a very exciting time for me but also surprisingly scary and not always quite how I’d thought it would be. I’d imagined that a publisher would want me to make a …
a Kindle for Christmas! There’s a great deal of controversy about whether or not e-books can replace a physical book.
Loves Me, Loves Me Not, an anthology of short love stories, was published to celebrate the Romantic Novelists’ Association fiftieth anniversary. It includes my short story, Violets and Vivaldi.
People sometimes ask me why I like to write historical novels. The answer is complicated because what really interests me is the human condition.
It’s been a little while now since I knew The Apothecary’s Daughter had found a publisher but this is my first web post on my brand new site and I’m still bubbling with excitement!