Author Archives: jlmerrow

And it’s all Alex Beecroft’s fault! Is it not absolutely spiffing? Make your own here.  And don’t blame me for all the happy hours you’ll waste! You can check out Alex’s version here.

Hi all! I’m back from an exhausting but fun weekend, spent visiting an old friend in Gloucester and living it up with the lovely Josephine Myles at a burlesque show in Bath. Also visited the fashion museum at The Assembly … Continue reading →

I’m over at Hearts on Fire Reviews today (isn’t the logo lovely?) answering questions about writing different nationalities, my characters and what’s in store for Lars and Rael in their new novella due out in June from Riptide, A Glutton … Continue reading →

I offered a giveaway on Joyfully Jay and one on Well Read last week, and I can now announce the winners, courtesy of my great friend, the Random Number Generator:   From my post on Joyfully Jay, Please Feed the … Continue reading →

Today, in the final stop on my little blog tourette, I’m visiting the lovely Jenre, who has hopefully now forgiven me for throwing wine all over her at the last UK Meet! At any rate, she’s very kindly hosting me … Continue reading →

…talking about the power of fan mail! This is to celebrate the release of Poacher’s Fall and Keeper’s Pledge, and yes, the subject is very relevant! Why not pop on over to Joyfully Jay  – all comments on my post … Continue reading →

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: don’t they look lovely together? Two novellas about poacher Danny Costessey and Lord of the Manor, Philip Luccombe, set in 1920s England. Guaranteed less tragic than any of the Downton Abbey … Continue reading →

…and I’m musing on its temptations over at Lasha’s Reviews to mark the release of Trick of Time. Why not pop on over and join me, where I’m offering a free copy of an ebook from my backlist (and yes, … Continue reading →

A lover from another time When Ted Ennis steps out the doors of the Criterion Theatre for a cigarette and finds himself in Victorian London, he begins to doubt his sanity. At first he thinks it’s all a film set, … Continue reading →

Don’t they look lovely together? And the ever-obliging Chris over at Stumbling Over Chaos is giving you a chance to win ‘em both. Just leave a comment on her blog to be entered into the draw. Blurby goodness: Poacher’s Fall … Continue reading →