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Cover Reveal – Detective Mo and the Mystery of the Stolen Cake

I promised you a cover reveal for my upcoming children's book, Detective Mo and the Mystery of the Stolen Cake and here it is.

Detective Mo 3 – Title Reveal

Detective Mo will soon be back with a whole new mystery to solve.

Change of Plans

I recently gave you all a little progress update on Detective Mo 3. If you read it, you may recall that I was concerned it may be a little too heavy for the age-group I have thus far been aiming Detective Mo at (and I’m a strong believer in being consistent with your audience when […]

Detective Mo 3 Update

If you’ve been following me on social media, you might have seen me drop a few teasers about the next instalment in the Detective Mo series (title tbh) so I thought it was about time I gave you a proper update.

Last Chance To Get All My Books for Free!

It's the last day of my free book giveaway!

Free Book Giveaway Now On!

All my books are now ABSOLUTELY FREE to download on Kindle until midnight on the 1st December (Pacific time)

🚨 Free Kindle Books Promotion Starting This Weekend! 🚨

Christmas is just beginning to come into view as a jolly twinkling light upon the horizon, and to celebrate I am pleased to announce that from the first day of advent (27th November) until the 1st December, all of my books will be available to download for Kindle absolutely free. That includes Penstricken: Collected Stories […]

Detective Mo is Now on Kindle Unlimited

Believe it or not, it’s been almost two years since I published the first Detective Mo book. I am pleased, therefore, to finally announce that both Detective Mo and the Missing Prince and Detective Mo and the Pirate’s Treasure are finally available to download or read for free on Kindle Unlimited. Click the images below […]

Throwback Thursday: 50 Character Motives For Your Story

I've listed a few possible character motives in the image below and I would encourage you to play around with different ways of interpreting and applying them.

An Arch-Nemesis for Detective Mo?

As I was showing my initial scribblings for Detective Mo 3 to my daughter, she suggested that the antagonist I've created should become a recurring arch nemesis for Mo.