Historical Belles and Beaus

‘ The aim of volunteers was not to establish communism in Spain, but to help the people hang on to democracy. ’ The characters in my book ...

As the year draws to a close, I'd like to thank all my readers for their support during 2016.  In the new year I'll have exciting...

BLOG TOUR for BETRAYAL AT CLEEVE ABBEY The second instalment in the Flora Maguire Mystery Series Flora Maguire is...

On of my favourite eras to write in is World War I, however, I have written a book set in World War II. Broken Hero was a great story to wri...

It is with great excitement that I can now reveal I am going to be published in Norway with my split era novel, Where Dragonflies Hover. T...

A review of a book I recently read. Circling the Sun by Paula McLain. Blurb: Brought to Kenya from England as a child and then aband...

Lady Felicity, Charlotte’s mother, decides to support her daughter by helping refugee children during the Spanish Civil War. It wasn’t an ea...

Against a background of political intrigue and Tudor violence, love is not easy to find or sustain. The Queen Dowager of Scotland repudiate...

There are four books in this saga series which begins on the day of the Gethin Pit Disaster in a little village in Wales. Each novel tells...

I was fascinated by Mary Robinson, or ‘Perdita’, as she’s more commonly known. She was a complex character with flaws of vanity and pride, a...

I am a lover of history and I have a special interest in WWI. I'm not a scholar or an historian. I write stories. I would have liked t...

The inspiration for my latest historical romance, Witchchild, came from the myths and legends of Robin-the-Devil, a Major Robert Philipson w...

In the course of doing research for my Medieval Warrior series, I learned much about 11 th  century castles in England.   For the most...