The Saga of Celebrity from the reader’s Viewpoint One glance at today’s headlines has us dutifully trawling through the misdemeanours of our government,the National Health debate and climate change. By the time we’re a few pages through we’re gasping to read some fun, some inventive pen work and flash photography that makes our day a [...]

Merry Christmas Carol This morning I was lucky enough to have a CD arrive in the post, a beautiful Christmas song called Merry Christmas Carol. It’s by Harrison Avenue and is a perfect Christmas number one. Steve Harrison has given me a dedication and I’m so chuffed.

Launch for EVE Enjoyed a great launch party today and with so much interest in sagas. Asda has taken 7,000 of EVE so far, with Haskins following up with back list. I’ve met many lovely people, of all ages, men too, who missed the excitement of the war years and post war England’s unique atmosphere [...]

Gales & Floods A few days ago we had gales and floods in the south of England. Rivers burst their banks and houses flooded. Identical weather conditions prevail in my forthcoming paperback family saga, EVE OF THE ISLE, published in a week’s time. Is this coincidence or can thought power really attract more of the [...]

Eve of the Isle “Eve of the Isle” is published later this month, a book that opens in the Great Flood. Young widow Eve Kumar and her twin sons are swept out of their home and into the arms of a young London constable. This is the opening – with the great green figure of [...]