The First Agnes Winter Book.
Just a quickie to say that A Death in Winter: 1963 is scheduled to be published as a paperback towards the end of November. The second book in the series A Death Summer: 1965 will follow shortly after.
I'm very hopeful that the Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn books will all be published by the end of 2018.
I'm currently writing A Death in Autumn. I've got 20,000 words done and I'll really get stuck into it in October.
Meanwhile I've starting to research the first Agnes Winter Book and to outline the plot. It will be set in 1941 and Agnes will be trying to infiltrate a Nazi spy ring operating in Birmingham. Some of the characters you have met in Winter and Spring will appear as their much younger selves.
As part of my research I'm already reading various books on Bletchley Park and I'm off there for a day on the 22 September. I'm looking forward to that.
It will be a challenge to write a book from a woman's perspective and to locate it in a time that I didn't live through. So I better get the facts right. No one will forgive me if I place the Lyon's Coffee House on the wrong side of New Street.
Take care,
Jim
I'm very hopeful that the Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn books will all be published by the end of 2018.
I'm currently writing A Death in Autumn. I've got 20,000 words done and I'll really get stuck into it in October.
Meanwhile I've starting to research the first Agnes Winter Book and to outline the plot. It will be set in 1941 and Agnes will be trying to infiltrate a Nazi spy ring operating in Birmingham. Some of the characters you have met in Winter and Spring will appear as their much younger selves.
As part of my research I'm already reading various books on Bletchley Park and I'm off there for a day on the 22 September. I'm looking forward to that.
It will be a challenge to write a book from a woman's perspective and to locate it in a time that I didn't live through. So I better get the facts right. No one will forgive me if I place the Lyon's Coffee House on the wrong side of New Street.
Take care,
Jim
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