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Meet Hobson, the therapy dog featured in Kim Nash’s latest novel

Meet Hobson, the therapy dog featured in Kim Nash’s latest novel

Author Kim Nash always has a dog in her books and they’re normally named after a dog that she knows or after a person she knows. In Hopeful Hearts at the Cornish Cove, the dog is called Gladys. Kim chose this name because it was her Nan’s name and she knew it would...

Alison Stockham’s Top Tips for being The New Girl

Alison Stockham’s Top Tips for being The New Girl

Top tips for starting new job As someone who has almost always worked freelance in one way or the other (from office admin to TV production) I am very used to being the new girl. I would be in a new team from every three months to every year or so and I picked up a...

First love: A blog by Fay Keenan

First love: A blog by Fay Keenan

Ah, the joys of first love! I’m sure we can all remember our first, right? Those flickering glances, that sped-up heartbeat, the pain and pleasure of wanting to be right next to them but being terrified about what happens when you are. Will I make a fool of myself?...

Toying with Tropes by Laura Carter

Toying with Tropes by Laura Carter

Toying with Tropes My latest romcom, Fake It ‘Til You Make It, is my eleventh published romantic novel and it is packed full of tropes. Fake dating, mistaken identity, forced proximity and enemies to lovers. You’ll catch them all in Fake It ‘Til You Make It. So now...

The power of fashion 👗 A blog post by Rosie Clarke

The inspiration behind Dangerous Times on Dressmakers' Alley! These days we are used to seeing the latest fashions, new colours and innovations in the High Street shops and the magazines that come regularly through our letterboxes.  It wasn’t always that way. ...

Mapping Anglo Saxon England with MJ Porter

The joy of taking my characters to places I’ve never been, at a time that’s poorly documented? Or, how did I recreate Winchester and Canterbury for Enemies of Mercia? These days, it can be ‘quite’ easy to recreate places you’ve never visited. Virtual reality can help,...

‘How motherhood inspired my writing’ by Natasha Boydell

‘How motherhood inspired my writing’ by Natasha Boydell

‘How motherhood inspired my writing’ As a mother to two daughters, I teach my girls that anything is possible and encourage them to reach for the stars. But it got me thinking, am I doing the same? I’d dreamed of being an author ever since I was in primary school. But...

The Origins of Every Step You Take: A blog by M.A. Hunter

The Origins of Every Step You Take: A blog by M.A. Hunter

Every Step You Take is out today!🎉 Get your copy here for 99p! I’m often asked how I manage to develop so many ideas, particularly when I tend to write 3 – 4 books per year. And my answer is always the same: my mind works in a magical way. Following my autism...

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