My second cosy crime novel set in Scarborough CURTAIN CALL AT THE SEAVIEW HOTEL is out in MAY in ebook, hardback and audiobook (paperback in August), see https://bit.ly/CurtainCallAtTheSeaviewHotel.
Plus, my seventh saga - and my first Christmas book - set in Ryhope 1919, A MOTHER'S CHRISTMAS WISH is out in August in ebook, hardback and audiobook (paperback in October) see http://bit.ly/AMothersChristmasWish.
My novel THE TUPPENNY CHILD set in 1919 celebrates the Irish tradition of 'Nollaig na mBan' or the Women's Christmas, which takes place on January 6th. I can't thank my Dublin friend Emma Hynes enough for alerting me to this magical tradition. It's a perfect read for this time of year. See http://bit.ly/TheTuppennyChild
I'm giving two talks in January, please join me if you can.
Thursday 13 January 2022 at 6pm
SCARBOROUGH LIBRARY
I'll be giving a talk on my cosy crime set in Scarborough, Murder at the Seaview Hotel. The talk will be at Scarborough Library. It's a ticketed event, tickets are £4 each and can be bought direct from Scarborough Library, Vernon Road.
My novel THE MINER'S LASS was given a wonderful mention in the Daily Mirror by writer and political commentator Paul Routledge. What an honour that was! Find out more about the book at http://bit.ly/TheMinersLass
My weekly soap opera
Did you know that I write a weekly soap opera?
It's called Riverside and is published in The People's Friend magazine each week. Riverside is funny and frothy and I hope you might enjoy it. The magazine goes on sale each Wednesday in all shops and supermarkets and you subscribe to the magazine at https://www.thepeoplesfriend.co.uk/subscribe
Please come and say hello!
Well, that's all from me for this time, thank you for joining me.
I'll see you later this year with my next newsletter. Please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends who love books.
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