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Shiva – the story of our rescue dog – Part 3

‘The problem is,’ said S, the lady from the School for Problem Dogs, ‘Shiva thinks she’s Top Dog in this house…’ Three years into our canine adventure, my boys and I had become used to living in a one-parent family. … Continue reading →

Dear old Glasgow town…

Well, I had a brilliant time in Glasgow launching The Cold Cold Sea. The city was looking great after hosting the Commonwealth Games; flowers everywhere and a really good, energetic atmosphere in the air. I missed the Duke of Wellington … Continue reading →

Another visit!

I’m thoroughly enjoying being in Glasgow for a while to promote my second book – watch out for a Glasgow blog post soon! We are clocking in some lovely reviews so I’m thrilled about that! In the meantime, my blog … Continue reading →

This blog visit is nearly in Scotland!

Next up on my ‘wee tour’ of blogs is Alison Gray, a Scottish writer who lives in the north of England. Alison and I met on social media, as one does nowadays, and I’m delighted to say that we’ll soon … Continue reading →

PUBLICATION DAY

We are PUBLISHED!!! Today, as well as being Swiss National Day, is the official publication day for me and The Cold Cold Sea! I can’t tell you how much this means to me; The Cold Cold Sea as a project … Continue reading →

Last-minute nerves and some very corny jokes…

It isn’t easy knowing what to post, two days before the official publication date of your second book. You have butterflies the size of bats whacking around in your tummy and you can’t settle down to any sensible activity. So … Continue reading →

Some different questions today…

Today I was invited over to Bea Davenport’s blog, and she managed to find some quite tricky questions for me! Bea is a fellow Legend Press author; her crime novel In Too Deep was published last April and will be … Continue reading →

Visiting Rebecca Bradley

Today I’m visiting Rebecca’s blog, as part of a really interesting series she’s doing about the many and varied ways people have of tackling the first draft of their books. Here are her questions and my answers. Have a look … Continue reading →

Shiva – the story of our rescue dog – Part 2

The first thing we noticed after bringing Shiva home was that the house smelled different. ‘Is she house trained?’ I asked the RSPCA lady when we picked her up that day. ‘Um, nearly,’ she said. ‘Don’t worry, she’ll soon get … Continue reading →

And the winner is…

To round off our week of celebrations for the brand new International Authors Day, I’m giving away a copy of The Cold Cold Sea, which will be published two weeks today! Names of everyone who commented on my blog post, … Continue reading →