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The Home Front Nurses by Rachel Brimble is out now 🎉 Click to get your copy! The inspiration that made me decide to write a series set in Bath during WWII came from a friend who asked if I knew much about the Baedeker raids that happened over three days in the city...

I’m fascinated by what makes people tick, the tangled web of lies we weave in the course of our lives and relationships, nursing secrets that nestle coiled tight within; the deep and convoluted bonds of love that can so quickly turn into hate and the desire for...

“Sister of the more famous Nell.” I’ve always been drawn to finding out more about women from the footnotes of history. Often, they haven’t been entirely forgotten but are in the shadow of the more famous characters of the time, their own story overlooked or perhaps...

Be Your Best Self by Maxine Morrey is out today! Click to read 📖 Chamomile Well known for its calming properties, growing chamomile in the garden means that you can make your own fresh relaxing tea. If you use fresh flowers, add 2 teaspoons per cup. For dried, just...

The concept of a found family is such an interesting one and for me, it has two meanings. I’ve spent almost twenty years being involved with fostering, as an educational consultant working with other professionals on fostering panels, to make recommendations about the...

Sleepwalker by M.A. Hunter is out now! Click to read 📖 In 2023, I was scrolling through Twitter / X when an author I follow posted a picture of a large bruise on her knee with a caption that suggested the bruise had arrived during the night but she had no recollection...

In its early stages, Life Begins at 50 was all about the setting. When my girls were younger, we spent quite a few family holidays at Ferry Meadows Country Park, near Peterborough. We loved it for many reasons but mainly because: We lived in the Midlands at that time,...

A Love Letter to Paris by Rebecca Raisin is out now! Click to get a copy ⭐️ I had one of those days recently where I decided to declutter the house and organise all the cupboards. Fine in theory, until you stumble on a treasure trove of memories and take that long...

A Love Letter to Paris by Rebecca Raisin is out now! Click to get your copy 💌 I’ve been in love with Paris for a long time. The history, architecture, food, art, literature. The Je ne sais quoi that you feel wandering along the cobblestoned boulevards, it’s all so...