Highland Romance, Writing Updates and Feline Fiascos
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a writer in possession of a finished manuscript must be in want of […]
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a writer in possession of a finished manuscript must be in want of […]
Welcome to this month’s update. They say being an author is a marathon, not a sprint, but sometimes it feels
This year was supposed to be a no-NaNoWriMo zone, but the allure of writers flaunting their projects is irresistible! So, it’s back to Highland Proposal with caffeine-fueled edits to spice up the main character. Plus, I’ve discovered the joy of video making—not viral, but hilariously fulfilling. Cheers to chaos!
And so, another book launched into the wild! If you missed it, don’t worry—you’re not alone. Frankly, I almost missed
The challenges of Pinterest marketing, the new and improved website and pre-orders for Forever, Maybe
Act I: Write a book.Act II: Forget to tell anyone.Act III: Post about it once on social media, then vanish
This week, I’m introducing Forever, Maybe — a novel I first wrote in 2016 (badly) and returned to in 2022 to completely rewrite. It’s a grown-up story about long-term love, midlife drift, and second chances, set in the Glasgow I once called home.
It’s out in August — and today, I’m reflecting on why I wrote it and asking: do we have enough love stories about what happens after the happily ever after?
The flop fiction chronicles. When success looks like 300 free downloads and a romantasy held together by sheer willpower
Ah, the loneliness of writing and all the mistakes I’ve made on my self-publishing journey
Gin, Fizz & Tonic is out now… My latest novel is a romcom meets quit lit book, where our heroine