Author Archives: jlmerrow

I’m delighted to announce that the first of my Porthkennack books, Wake Up Call, is now available to pre-order at the Riptide site: South London mechanic Devan Thompson has gone to Porthkennack to track down someone he’s been waiting all … Continue reading →

My light-hearted shifter short story is now out in second edition, and it’s available at 20% off from JMS Books for one week only. Cursed by an impatient witch to turn into a tortoise at inopportune moments, Tip is horrified … Continue reading →

Today’s snippet is taken from my light-hearted shifter short story Tortoise Interruptus, which is due out in its second edition next week: Our hero, Tip, suffers from one of those inconvenient shape-shifting curses so beloved of 70s TV shows and movies (anyone remember Big … Continue reading →

Today’s snippet is taken from my sci-fi short, Gifted in Tongues, which appears in the Help, My Boyfriend’s an Alien mini-anthology of stories by me and Josephine Myles. It’s a tongue-in-cheek tale inspired by my love of classic sci-fi romps like Harry Harrison’s … Continue reading →

Yesterday I posted up a snippet from my paranormal short story, Angel. If that whetted your appetite for the whole story, I have some good news and some bad news: Bad news: Angel will be disappearing from Dreamspinner’s bookshelves at … Continue reading →

Today’s snippet comes from quite an early story of mine, Angel, first published in 2010. I’ve always had a soft spot for this one, as I had a few things to say with it – as one lovely review put it, The difference … Continue reading →

And does so with some confidence – after all, how can 2017 fail to be better than 2016? (Don’t answer that. Please, please don’t answer that!) Here’s a snippet from my lesbian fairytale, Capture the Moon, which came out for … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that my f/f fairytale, Capture the Moon, is out for the first time as a standalone ebook today. Accompanied only by her faithful piglet Ferkel, country girl Adrien disguises herself as a boy and sets out on … Continue reading →

And today’s snippet is taken from To Love a Traitor, my historical novel set in the winter of 1920-21 but looking back to the Great War ( I did warn you Christmas makes me go all historical! *g*) Our hero … Continue reading →

I’m travelling back to Victorian times today – I’m off to see Conan Doyle and William Gillette’s Sherlock Holmes play in London in a mo. So why not travel with me? Here’s a snippet from my time travel novella, Trick of Time (which … Continue reading →