Order! Order!
I thought it might be useful (and it’s excellent procrastination in order to avoid the edits!) to list the Berecombe books in order. Useful info if you’ve come to the series halfway through. The book that started it all: When I wrote Millie Vanilla’s Cupcake Café, I had no idea it would turn into a […]
newbooknewbooknewbook
Morning everyone. Happy February 3rd. The new book is out today, with parts two and three to follow soon. If you like my Berecombe books and are longing for some sunshine, grab this little bargain now! Love, Georgia x
I love the research (and it’s just as well!)
It’s great that the new book is out there. It’s been a long time coming! Part of it takes place in World War Two so it’s lucky that I’ve always loved the research, sometimes to the extent that it eclipses time to write. I’d always been aware of GIs being billeted in Dorset and Devon in the lead up to […]
The gritted teeth technique…
I’ve been writing all my life and professionally for the last eleven years. As you’d expect, the journey (sorry to use the ‘j word’) has been interesting. Over time I’ve progressed from being a purely instinctive writer with little knowledge of point of view, the effect of tense, story arc or pace, to honing my skills. I’m still very instinctive at heart and planning doesn’t […]
News … news … news …
Book news! The titles for the next three Berecombe books are decided. Can’t share them quite yet but promise to as soon as I can. They were due to be out this autumn but, after a discussion with my editor, it’s been decided to put them out early next spring. I’m currently busy on the edits for Book Two and have nearly finished writing Book Three. […]
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 […]
