When I get interested in something, I really get interested! My collections become an obsession, but the problem is they don’t last. So what’s my latest obsession? And how do I cut the cravings?

I’ve always been a bookworm, but I really believe if I hadn’t been I would never have become a writer. A post to celebrate National Year of Reading.

Here are all the books I read in November, including Golden Age crime classics, cosy fantasy, contemporary festive romances, a gothic short story classic, and the return of an old favourite.

The books I read during September 2025, featuring Sarah Hope, Agatha Christie, Jessica Redland, Dan Brown, LM Montgomery, and Lucy Jane Wood.

Celebrating the publication of book 3 in my Ghosts of Rowan Vale series, Christmas Spirits at Honeywell House - romance, laughter, the Cotswolds, and lots of ghostly goings-on!

A mixed bag of books this month - everything from romance to contemporary fantasy to a children’s mystery. Plus, my first venture into gangland thrillers.

A road trip, a festival, and yet another detour!

After cutting down on my evening television viewing, I managed to fit in eleven books in January. Here’s what I read!

My top five reads of 2024 and the reading challenge I’ve set myself for 2025.

Choosing character and place names for my books isn't as easy as you'd imagine.

Would you be surprised to know that it all began with Jane Eyre? My first book that is! I owe this exceptional novel by Charlotte Bronte a great deal.

I’ve signed a new two-book deal with Storm Publishing!

Why I can’t resist the pull of books about magic and mystery.

In a stressful world sometimes you have to look for the little things in your life that make you happy. Find those moments of pleasure.

Looking back on a post about writing group The Write Romantics, which was written to celebrate our fifth anniversary

A look back at the pony books I loved so much as a child - featuring the Pullein-Thompson sisters, Joanna Cannan, Ruby Ferguson and more.