Flowers Heal the Soul
On Morton Gray’s blog talking all things flowery, sunshiny and positive. If you’re longing for summer this chilly January day, take a look. Love, Georgia x PS if anyone knows where the quote, ‘Flowers heal the soul’ comes from, please tell me!
Cover reveal!
Here it is. Hopefully out next month (I’m currently proof reading it). I love the characters in this one and it was a dream to write. It’s an uplit romcom, a sort-of update on Calamity Jane and features gardener Janey and sexy accountant Will. There’s a cocker spaniel called Camilla and a host of characters […]
Blue Monday – revisited
I wrote this blog piece a few years ago. Strange to think the only thing of concern then was wet playground duty and short days! We have so much more to worry us at the moment and looking after ourselves has never been more important. I think the buzz phrase is ‘self-care.’ Personally, I’ve never […]
The Christmas we Crave
I’m sitting at my desk. It’s the end of the day and the end of an unforgettable year. I should be writing a scene set on a steam train in the heat of July but instead I’m watching as the houses opposite disappear into the December gloom. Smoke smuts and hot weather seem too hard to conjure […]
What a year!
There’s no denying this year has been a doozie. Usually, around this point in December, I do some kind of round up of the year. However, on a purely personal level, not an awful lot has happened! I’ve written, spent far too much time on social media, watched TV and read lots of books. Doesn’t […]
Christmas at the Little Beach Cafe
Giving a very warm welcome to Morton S. Gray who has another book out. As I’m writing this, a November drizzle is falling and the lights are on. It’s only midday! This can be such a dreary month. Just the time, then, to escape to the seaside. Tell us all about your latest Borteen novel, […]
Mary Anning Inspires!
The writer Rosie Howard recently reviewed On a Falling Tide by saying: ‘This is a story written with such heart and generosity – a tale of grief, romance and mystery – this book has it all, along with the beautifully evoked setting of Lyme Regis and the Jurassic Coast. I really get the impression it […]
A Doggy Bloggy
Those of you who read my books and follow me on social media will know, to use an understatement, that I’m fairly dog-oriented. I’ve owned and lost two much-loved and much-missed spaniels and now share my home and usually my lap, with a show type cocker and a cockapoo. I’ve written about lots of dogs: […]
Piecing together the jigsaw
I’m delighted to welcome south west based historical romance writer Nicola Pryce on the blog. Over to you, Nicola, tell us all about your latest … What leads me to a story? I’m often asked what leads me to write a story and for A Cornish Betrothal I can identify five triggers. Once I had them, it was like doing a jigsaw – the pieces were all there, I just had […]
Sunny Days at the Beach
It’s been ages since I had a guest on the blog so welcome to writing buddy and talented Choc Lit author, Morton S Gray. Over to you, Morton, tell us all about your latest book … My fourth novel for Choc Lit Sunny Days at the Beach is published on 18 August 2020. The main characters in the book are […]
