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Nanowrimo – your training program

Last week I told you about nanowrimo – the equivalent of a marathon for writers. Marathoners pull on their trainers each day and practice. If this is the marathon of writing challenges, the key to success is in the preparation. With … Read More

Why you should write a novel in November

So anyways, November is around the corner…and if November is around the corner, so too is NaNoWriMo. Nano wtf? National Novel Writing Month. Essentially the challenge is to, along with a few hundred thousand other people, get 50,000 words out of … Read More

I write stories with happy endings. Is that a spoiler alert? Probably, but sometimes it’s best to know these things upfront.

My novels will take you from Melbourne to Bali, out to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, and back to the lights of London and Hong Kong. They also take in the beaches of Australia’s Sunshine Coast, the dramatic landscape of Queenstown, the picturesque wilderness of the Milford Track in New Zealand and the rolling countryside of Yorkshire.

I write the books that I like to read – so if you like your crime cosy (with extra scones), and your romances spiced with some travel, a little fun, a lot of friendship, the occasional daggy pop song, and some lovely men then you’ve come to the right place.