It’s been quite a year! Here are some of the highlights.
Moving house
We actually managed to sell the house in Herefordshire, despite a few last minute hiccoughs and moved into a cottage while waiting for the next house to be ready. A lack of broadband held up the second part of the move but we’re now established in the new house and yes, I managed to achieve my dream of living in the place where I’ve wanted to be since aged five.
Harper Collins Summer Party
Sadly, this was under reported by a lack of broadband. See above! How gutted was I that I couldn’t swank about it! It was an extraordinary night. I felt very privileged to share in Harper Collins’ celebrations of being two hundred years old.
It was a magically sultry evening in the gardens at the Victoria and Albert Museum and I had a fantastic time spotting celebs and sipping cocktails. It was even nicer to catch up with some Harper Impulse writers I hadn’t seen for a while.
Millie novels
Three brand new novellas came out! They seem to have gone down well and the first two achieved bestseller status, gaining that lovely little orange Amazon sticker. I’m now really looking forward to having the paperback out which is all three novellas combined. It’s been nearly two years since I held an actual book of mine in my hot little hand. Something to look forward to in 2018. Even more exciting will be seeing it for sale in Sainsbury’s. I can’t thank my lovely, lovely readers enough – it’s you who have made the Millie books such a success.
A contract for three more
And what a way to end a fantastic year – a new contract for three new novellas. These will follow on from the Millie Vanilla books but will feature new characters. Don’t worry, though, all the old favourites will pop up. Everyone knows everyone in Berecombe, don’t forget. And I just can’t seem to shake off that naughty pensioner Biddy!
Bert being well
As some of you know, Bertie ended 2016 being diagnosed with a serious heart condition. The vet wasn’t overly optimistic of his prognosis but, with lots of expensive drugs and tender care, Bert has made it through another year. We had a scare in August when we thought we’d have to make The Decision but his medication was increased and he’s back to enjoying walks on the beach and lots of cuddles.
I can’t end this brief review of 2017 without thanking you, dear readers, for your support. Without readers, there is very little point in writing! I hope you have a wonderful holiday and a New Year full of gorgeous things to read.
Love,
Georgia x
Georgia
Just to let you know the Romford Ladies Book Club are reading in October Millie Vanilla’s Cupcake Cafe
We will update you with the collective response to out next meet-up on Sunday 25th Oct 2020
Ooh, thanks for letting me know. I feel quite nervous! Hope it creates some discussion.
Love,
Georgia x