Author Archives: jlmerrow

So chuffed to see I’ve picked up a few nominations in the 2018 Goodreads MM group Members’ Choice Awards! Lock Nut and the Plumber’s Mate Mysteries did particularly well, with nominations in the following categories: Best Law Enforcement, Best Blue … Continue reading →

It’s that spooky time of year again! Traditionally, Brits are not supposed to be so into Halloween – we’re supposed to be more about Bonfire Night on 5th November, when we set off fireworks to celebrate Parliament NOT being blown … Continue reading →

I’m participating in this year’s Year End Splash Party at TRR, so don’t miss your chance to win one of hundreds of great prizes! More info here: https://www.theromancereviews.com/event.php  

I’m chuffed as a chuffed thing to say that Pressure Head, the first of my Plumber’s Mate Mysteries, is on sale via BookBub for only 99c! If you haven’t read any of my books about slightly-psychic plumber Tom Paretski and … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that Love at First Hate, my 3rd Porthkennack novel, is out today. To celebrate, I’m going on a blog tour, which kicks off at The Novel Approach, where I’m talking about names – and specifically, bad … Continue reading →

I’m wittering on about werewolves, and the varied forms they take, over at Divine Magazine today. Why not join me – and don’t forget to enter the giveaway! 😀 For full details of the Midnight in Berlin blog tour, see … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that Midnight in Berlin, my second werewolf novel and one set in a city that’s very special to me, is out today in second edition from Dreamspinner Press. As is traditional, I’m celebrating by going on … Continue reading →

Last time it was werewolves, but today’s snippet comes from Tortoise Interruptus, a whimsical tale about a reluctant tortoise shifter, Tip: “Tip, you ready with that ham salad roll? Tip?” Tip shook his head. There was an unpleasant rushing in … Continue reading →

Midnight in Berlin, my second werewolf novel, is now available to pre-order. I’m delighted to have this book (almost) back on the shelves, as the setting, Berlin, is very special to me. I spent a few weeks doing voluntary work … Continue reading →