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Minnie’s Orphans Publication Day Blog – Lindsey Hutchinson
Hello everyone, Lindsey here. For those of you who are not already familiar with the characters in Minnie’s Orphans, let me give you a potted history.
Edinburgh and Me – Alex Coombs
Edinburgh University, where most of the book, ‘Missing for Good’ is set, is currently back in the news. I first went to Edinburgh in 1980.
Christmas Traditions – Portia MacIntosh
Christmas traditions play a huge part in my new novel, Stuck On You, and it was so much fun reading about them all while I was doing my research for the book.
Inspiration for The German Officer’s Girl – Jina Bacarr
It was a bright, sunny California day on the job for me as a foreign tour guide at Universal Studios when Bruce the Shark nearly ate my German tourist.
Is autumn everyone’s favourite season? – Judy Leigh
The sharp scent of autumn has been on the air for several weeks now, before the first of September. My social media feed is inundated by glorious russet-coloured photos.
My Christmas Number One Blog – Leonie Mack
Although Christmas looms (particularly for the heroine, who isn’t a fan of Christmas) over the story, there is a lot of music that influenced the book that is not related to Christmas.
Christmas Traditions at The Chocolate Pot Café – Jessica Redland
It’s publication day! This novel is all about Tara Porter, the owner/manager of a gorgeous café on Whitsborough Bay’s Castle Street – The Chocolate Pot.
Publication Day for Book 6 of Mulberry Lane – Rosie Clarke
Here we are again with the publication of Mulberry Lane 6. When I started this saga, I envisaged a trilogy but it kept going, because there were so many stories to tell!
What inspired the setting for Christmas at Lock Keeper’s Cottage – Lucy Coleman
Saul Junction Marina is where the idea for Christmas at Lock Keeper’s Cottage began. One Christmas we joined Santa for a cruise along the canal and it was a real treat!
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