The Little Book Cafe – paperback!
The thrill of holding the paperback copy of a book you’ve written never fades. Had a surprise delivery this morning – a box of the latest. The Little Book Cafe paperback is out next month. Not Christmassy at all but might make the perfect present 😁 Please note it’s Tash’s, Emma’s and Amy’s stories in […]
Women and Power
2018 is the centenary of the armistice. It’s also one hundred years since women were given the vote. National Trust houses are few and far between where I live but Killerton, near Cullompton in Devon, is a favourite. This autumn it played host to an exhibition, Women and Power: The Struggle for Suffrage. As it […]
RIP my best friend
Bertie was our first dog. I’d always wanted one but timing and lifestyle was never quite right. When it was, I researched breeds, whether or not to get a rescue and eventually decided on a cocker spaniel puppy. Bert was the first-born and the biggest and greediest in the litter. I viewed his mum and […]
Thank you!!!
A HUGE thank you to all of you who have bought, read and reviewed The Little Book Café: Tash’s Story. It’s been at the top of the Amazon Baking Chart off and on since published. I love my readers! I’ve just sent Amy’s Story, which is The Little Book Café part three, off to my […]
Finding inspiration …
If you didn’t catch it, here’s the blog I did for Harper Impulse which explains a little about the background to the Berecombe books. Once upon a time, a long time ago, a very ordinary little girl from a very ordinary family climbed into the car and travelled south to holiday in a special town […]
New book!!!
Today sees the publication of the first novella in the new Berecombe series. Millie’s life has moved on and she spots an opportunity when the derelict seaman’s chapel comes up for sale next door to her café. She sets it up as a book shop and hires manager, Amy, who organises a whole series of activities […]
News … News … News … and Reviews …
Hello my lovelies, Hope you’re all enjoying this fantastic summer and taking some time out to read on the beach or in a shady garden. Have to say my preference is the latter as I don’t do well in the heat! I love lounging under a tree with my toes out in the sun and […]
Not entirely Persuaded
The chance to see a stage adaptation of Persuasion in the very town where a crucial scene is set and where Jane Austen herself stayed, had me booking tickets straightaway. Once again, it was time to visit the Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis, or as it’s known, ‘the little theatre by the sea.’ Persuasion […]
News … News … News!
Sorry to have neglected you. The little matter of a detached retina got in the way. All very frightening but I’m well on the way to recovery now. Just goes to prove you never know what’s around the corner even if you can see that far … I’m still rationing screen time but had to drop […]
Feeling the Love at the Library
On Thursday I did my first ever library talk. The lovely people at Seaton Library invited me to talk at one of their regular “tea and cake with an author” sessions. Even though, in previous careers, I’ve talked to various audiences, for a variety of reasons, I couldn’t help but be nervous. I had no […]
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