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I Never Write Reviews...

It's true. I never, well very rarely, review books.

I will sometimes tell my twitter or facebook fans if I've enjoyed a book, but this weekend I downloaded The Other Us by Fiona Harper.

Hands up, I download a lot of books. I don't always read them. This, however, was by someone I've known for a long time but it wasn't just that. This book sounded very different to anything she'd written

Writing Romance: The Crucible

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Melting Mr Frosty's Heart #free

Melting Mr Frosty's Heart is free until Tuesday, but don't wait. Give yourself a little treat for the weekend on me! 




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A Sweet Day Out and a unique giveaway!

Last week I had the kind visit that most of just dream about. I knew there was a chocolate factory just a few miles away in the village of Rode. Not a factory like well, you name any of those international companies that produce millions of bars of chocolate a week.





Choconchoc is the brain child of Flo and her father, Kerr. And their chocolate - the finest handmade Belgian chocolate - is

This is on my Facebook page this week - to take part, cli...

This is on my Facebook page this week - to take part, click here and "like" the picture. I'll draw the winners on 1st May 2017.

Free read!

If you've missed Dangerous Flirtation, now is your chance to download it for free. It will be available free on Amazon between 7-11 April, inclusive, so grab it now and tell your friends! 





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Writing Romance: 5 Tropes That Readers Love

I'm starting an irregular column on writing romance. It helps if you know what the reader most enjoys. Obviously there's room for the new but if you're approaching an established publisher it's always a good idea to begin with something they know will sell so I'm beginning with a rundwon of  popular tropes.








The Marriage of Convenience

Yes, even in this day and age when single mothers

Cover reveal!

It's always a bit deal when the cover art images arrive from my publishers - a hold-your-breath moment before you open the file.

Will it live up to the image in your head (sadly impossible!), will it make you smile?

Not always, I confess but the cover fairies have been good to e this year. I loved the cover for The Sheikh's Convenient Princess and now I'm grinning like mad - and suffering hair

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A Summer's Lease



free 24 - 28 March at Amazon

 



Here are the links

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Did you miss this first time round?

If you missed Tempted By Trouble (the first of the ice cream girls trilogy) when it first came out, Mills and Boon are publishing it in a British Bachelor's 3-in-1 in the UK next month.




It's available in paper and digital wherever you buy your books. Of course it is available everywhere in the world to download as a single title. Just click here for Amazon UK.

The other "ice cream" books