True Romance is the title of my short story in the current issue of Ireland’s Own. I got the idea for this one whilst sitting in my local library, waiting for the rest of my book group to arrive. It’s amazing how fast you can scribble down an idea when you know you’re going to have to stop writing and start talking about reading at any minute!
If you’d like to read some of my romantic short stories, you may like to take a look here. I have four collections of love stories, each with 24 stories in. As well as being on sale, these are available to borrow (as ebooks and paperbacks) from some libraries – as are all my other books. If you can’t find them in yours then do ask, as they may be able to get them in for you.
No, I’m not issuing an ultimatum – that’s the title of my story in the current issue of Ireland’s Own. (You won’t tell them that despite my name, and the fact I spent my honeymoon there, I’m not really Irish, will you?)
I’m very pleased to have my short story Dizzy in the latest issue of Ireland’s Own. There will also be two of mine in the July issue of Take A Break’s Fiction Feast, which will be out tomorrow.
Three of my stories have been published this week – in three different countries! Allers, a scandanavian publication have reprinted The Mystery Postcard, which appeared in their sister publication Allas some time ago.
One of my stories is in the Ireland’s Own Christmas Annual 2019. I do like their illustrations – they’re always so reassuringly traditional, which I feel somehow gives the stories a timeless quality.
I’m very pleased to have a story in the special Valentine’s issue of Ireland’s Own. The issue also includes a story by Maeve Binchey and another by my writing friend S. Bee, so I’m in really good company!
My story Valentine Gimmick is in Ireland’s Own magazine. You can also 
It’s not just me who’s been travelling the last few months – my stories have too!