Guest Post – Kathleen Whyman
Don't you love reading about an author's journey to publication? I do! They're often some of my favourite posts, so [...]
July 2021
Book review – Belinda Missen One Week ‘Til Christmas
Isobel Bennett is waiting for the number 11 bus when a man quite literally falls into her lap. Snow is [...]
Want to win some books? Here’s my super summery July giveaway!
Because I’m missing the sun, I thought I’d do something to bring the summery vibes and what better way than [...]
Is this the ultimate novel writing toolkit? Reviewing the Fabula Storytelling Deck.
I’m currently writing my tenth book and I’m a plotter through and through, but, I never stop learning. So when [...]
June 2021
Cover reveal! Sandy Barker, The Dating Game
Once upon a time, twelve women joined the hottest reality TV show looking for love. Except one had a secret [...]
Book review – Katie Gayle, The Kensington Kidnap
Meet Epiphany Bloom: devoted cat owner, well-meaning walking disaster zone – daring detective? Epiphany lives in a cozy corner of [...]
10 Summer reads to blow your mind! My top ten picks to make lazy days in the sunshine even better!
If you were sitting there wondering ‘What the heck am I going to read this summer?’ or possibly, ‘It’s raining [...]
Guest post by Sandy Barker!
Today on the blog I've got a brilliant blog post by the even more brilliant Sandy Barker author of The [...]
Why your book reviews mean so much to authors and why we’re always so grateful when you leave one!
You might not think book reviews are important, but I wanted to take a few minutes today to let you [...]
Excerpt – The Viking Chief’s Marriage Alliance by Lucy Morris
Today, I'm really excited to be sharing an excerpt from Lucy Morris's new release, The Viking Chief's Marriage Alliance, published [...]
May 2021
Should you submit your novel if you still have doubts? Time to get over the fear!
Fear is a brilliant and terrifying thing. It’s a natural reaction to keep you safe and make you consider your [...]
Why it’s important to add heart-string tugging storylines to your feel-good, romantic fiction
Romance is often criticised for being easy to read or uncomplicated, when in reality they are often as complicated and [...]