I’ve received a proof copy of Firestarter – and phew, it all looks good!
Most of my book sales are ebooks and I read a lot myself that way too, but there’s something
Author: patsy
Hopeless Romantic
I have a short story in the current (Spring) edition of the Australian magazine That’s Life! Fast Fiction. Hopeless Romantic was partly inspired by my lovely husband.
Just like Sydney does with Levia in the story, Gary often has trouble getting
Poetry!
I don’t often write poetry, but earlier this year I attended a workshop led by the very talented and lovely Aoife Mannix and was ‘encouraged’
Poetry!
I don’t often write poetry, but earlier this year I attended a workshop led by the very talented and lovely Aoife Mannix and was ‘encouraged’
Hotting up!
My next novel, Firestarter, will be released on November 5th. It’s a romantic comedy with a hot fireman and a few flames.
There’s still work for me to do, especially
Hotting up!
My next novel, Firestarter, will be released on November 5th. It’s a romantic comedy with a hot fireman and a few flames.
There’s still work for me to do, especially
Overdoing it?
Looks l
ike I’ve got carried away with promoting the price reduction for A Year And A Day, doesn’t it?
OK, I confess these are all spoof adverts. You’d already guessed, hadn’t you? 
The offer is real though – you can download this fun romance for just 99p/99c – but the offer ends tomorrow.
Overdoing it?
Looks like I’ve got carried away with promoting the price reduction for A Year And A Day, doesn’t it?
OK, I confess these are all spoof adverts. You’d already guessed, hadn’t you?
The offer is real though – you can download this fun romance for just 99p/99c – but the offer ends tomorrow.
Heart in Her Handbag
I have a short story in the current (October 2015) issue of Take a Break’s Fiction Feast. This one was inspired by something my mother-in-law did.
A Year and a Day
My novel A Year and a Day is on special offer all this week. Instead of the usual £1.99/$2.99 it’s available for 99p/99c
Stella knows visiting a fortune teller is a stupid idea. It’s just one more daft thing her best friend Daphne persuades her into. Orphaned Stella doesn’t believe a word of the fortune teller’s claims