It's that time of year again when Christmas decorations appear on the High Street, Christmas songs are on the radio and romance readers...

Today, I'm delighted to welcome Victoria Springfield to 'Armchair Travel' to tell us about her new novel, Invitation To Italy, and how...

Today is Publication Day for Match Me If You Can, the first book in a fabulous new series from Sandy Barker. Congratulations, Sandy! Here...

Today I'm delighted to welcome Jenny Kane to my blog to talk about her latest novel, Misty Mornings At The Potting Shed. Over to Jenny ....

Today, it's my turn on the Blog Tour for Annette Hannah's delightful new novel, Lottie's School of Dance. Here is my review: It’s not...

Today, I'm delighted to be taking part in the Cover Reveal for Emma Jackson's new novel, Witch You Weren't Here. And what a fab cover it...

Today, I'm delighted to be taking part in a festive Blog Bitz for Poppy's Christmas Wishes, the latest novel by Annette Hannah. Here is...

Today, I'm delighted to welcome Jenny Kane with a guest post about garden centres, her writing life, and her new novel, Frost Falls At...

Today, I'm delighted to welcome Rosie Travers to Armchair Travel, with a fab guest post about the Isle of Wight, the location of her cosy...

Today, I'm delighted to welcome Rachel Brimble with a guest post about the famous city of Bath, the setting for her Ladies of Carson...

One of my favourite things to write is the 'meet cute' when the heroine and hero of a romantic novel set eyes on each other for the...

Today I'm delighted to be chatting with Sandy Barker whose latest novel, A Wedding In Tuscany, the fifth book in her Holiday Romance...

Today, I'm delighted to be joining the Blog Tour for Poppy's Christmas Wishes, the new novel from Annette Hannah, which was published on...

Today, I'm delighted to host a guest post from Rosie Travers... A Staycation Story Rosie Travers One thing the enforced lockdowns over...

From the fall of the Roman Empire, through the Dark Ages and the Middle Ages, to the Renaissance, the monks of Northern Europe could be...

In Roman times, a man about town might well spend his morning at the public baths, his ablutions followed by a few hours browsing and...

Almost as soon as ancient civilisations developed the earliest form of writing – cuneiform on clay tablets in Mesopotamia, hieroglyphics...