Easter. Or the day the assistant pastor ate the flower arrangement.

Every time I see daffodils I'm reminded of Andrew Page, then the assistant pastor at the church we attended in Southampton. And the same goes for flowers on Easter Sunday. I was 16 at the time, the church building was in the process of being rebuilt and we were meeting on the university campus. When this post … Continue reading Easter. Or the day the assistant pastor ate the flower arrangement.

Cover for Unchained Melody

This book was actually the first planned in the Candlewick Lodge series - there are still 5 in the TBW pile, along with several more, but writer's block is plaguing me and has been since November. Anyway, here's the shiny new cover for Unchained Melody. No release date yet, but I'll let you know. The … Continue reading Cover for Unchained Melody

See How They Run / See How They Hide

This post should have been done ages ago, but a slight finger injury turned into something major involving a hospital stay, surgery and being unable to type or crochet for over a month. But alls fine now. Or will be if this post decides to co-operate and do what I want it to do. See … Continue reading See How They Run / See How They Hide

Two Christmas Releases

Up for pre-sale now and releasing on November 1st are my two Christmas books. When Violet Noble begins her new job as council events planner in Winkfield Green, she' s horrified to learn she has twenty days to organize the, as yet unplanned, Christmas Fayre— and it won't be easy. All the files regarding previous … Continue reading Two Christmas Releases

Pinecones and Hollyberries

When district nurse Octavia Berry arrives to start her new job on a remote Scottish island, the last person she expects to see is her estranged husband. With a population of seventy-two and at the mercy of the elements, the island offers the peace and fresh start she longs for, but considerably more complications than … Continue reading Pinecones and Hollyberries

Amid The Cold of Winter

It’s Christmas and DS Zander Ellery is buried in work. He’s tried hard to put the events of Jack’s House, an undercover operation, behind him, yet his thoughts keep returning to Kate. She promised to keep in touch, and she hasn’t. Kate Dahlbeck left town after the events of Jack’s House. With her past exposed, … Continue reading Amid The Cold of Winter