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Can Murderers Make You Happy? – Ross Greenwood
I worked with all types of criminals, but people who had committed murder, the most terrible sin, were shocking and interesting for many reasons.
The Story of a Second Chance – Judy Leigh
I love to focus on the lives of older characters. In my stories, many of my protagonists change direction and find that life offers them a second chance.
The importance of ‘Friends Like Us’ in lockdown – Sian O’Gorman
I thought about friends a great deal when writing my novel Friends Like Us. It’s the story of Steph, Eilis and Melissa – best friends in school but had since lost touch.
‘Borrowing’ the Bard for a Book – Fay Keenan
Ever since I read Alison May’s ‘Much Ado About Sweet Nothing’, I’ve been dying to have a go at incorporating Shakespeare into a novel of my own.
The Mersey Girls Publication Day Blog – Sheila Riley
Thank you for dropping by. I thought you would like to know what is happening in Reckoner’s Row, when we catch up with The Mersey Girls.
The Girl You Forgot Publication Day Blog – Giselle Green
On August 11th, The Girl You Forgot, will finally be released. It took two years of breaks and another two of writing to finally get there!
Carly’s Cupcakes Publication Day Blog – Jessica Redland
Today is publication day for the refreshed version of Christmas at Carly’s Cupcakes! This book has gone through a massive make-over…
Not The Booker Prize Nominee – Jessica Redland
I’ve been nominated for the Not The Booker Prize. You’ve probably heard of The Booker Prize but were you aware of the existence of the Not The Booker Prize?
My First Year at Boldwood Books – Portia MacIntosh
When I heard about Boldwood Books – a new, exciting publisher with one hell of a strong, all-female team behind it – I just knew that I had to be involved.
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