The second book in our 'Irish' series, was e-published yesterday.  Does that make us old hands?  It's still very surreal, but it's a good feeling to be able to claim two novels to our name.

I would post a pic, but not for the first time, this site won't allow me to do so.  Methinks I need a new host..

Looking forward to hearing how people think the new novel compares to Beneath an Irish Sky.  Although it's possibly more of a romance, I think it's a tad darker.  Would be good if it matches BAIS's Amazon.uk's reviews - currently standing at 107, and averaging 4.7.

We wouldn't be in this position without Choc Lit - again, our sincere gratitude to Lyn Vernham for giving us the chance, all the helpful staff especially Holly and Lusana, our editor Jane Eastgate, the wonderful panel who gave the book the thumbs up, and last - but not least - the amazing Choc Lit authors.  You really couldn't find a more supportive bunch.  We've learned so much from them - much of it to do with alpacas.  :) (Don't ask)

Am now patiently waiting for a jeweller to get in touch to offer me a free Claddagh pendant as a thank  you for helping increase the sale of Claddaghs.  8)

On 2nd November, I'm going to experience my first book launch - thank you Ali Boon for bullying encouraging me to go for it.  It's going to be combined with afternoon tea, a quiz, and hopefully a raffle for charity.  Anyone who is in the Southampton area on that day, is more than welcome to attend...contact me for location details.

If your curiosity is piqued (peaked) don't forget that with Amazon, you can try before you buy. :D