Author Archives: jlmerrow

The Hot Pressure Blog Tour continues today over at Mamba’s Lair (formerly Amara’s Place) where Jo and I are talking about that insidious thing, denial, in Drowning in a River in Egypt. Leave a comment on the post to be … Continue reading →

Hurrah! Today sees the release of Josephine Myles’ scorching hot m/m/m novel The Hot Floor, which I confidently predict will be nudging Pressure Head off the top spot at the Samhain store sometime today! *glares daggers at Jo* Here’s a … Continue reading →

Today Josephine Myles and I are visiting the very lovely Jenre over at Well Read, where we’re talking about the pleasures and pitfalls of writing about your own locality. Come and join us and leave a comment for a chance … Continue reading →

Today Josephine Myles and I are over at Top 2 Bottom Reviews, where we’re discussing the thorny question: Blue Collar or White?  Come and join us and leave a comment for a chance to win a choice from both our … Continue reading →

Hurrah! Pressure Head is out today, and I’m as thrilled as a thrilled thing! Here’s the blurb: Some secrets are better left hidden. To most of the world, Tom Paretski is just a plumber with a cheeky attitude and a … Continue reading →

…very soon now! Just time to pack another pair of shoes tell you about Pressure Head’s first review (that I’ve seen, anyway): You just can’t expect anything formulaic in [JL Merrow’s] books…but do expect very unique characters that jump right … Continue reading →

If you’d like to read about my thoughts on writing Pressure Head, why not pop on over and take a look at the September issue of The Big Thrill webzine?  I’m talking about my influences, and whether I’ll be “going … Continue reading →

If you’d like a chance to win my forthcoming m/m murder mystery/romance Pressure Head, hop on over to Stumbling Over Chaos where the lovely Chris is running a giveaway!  To enter, just leave a comment here. Good luck!

Wight Mischief is now available in dead tree!  And for a limited time only, it’s available at a discount from Samhain Publishing. But psst! It’s even cheaper on Amazon! A stranger could light up his world…or drive him deeper into … Continue reading →

Sometimes Cupid has his own agenda. Carpenter Peter takes his hyperactive ten-year-old nephew to play in the park with his home-made bow and arrows — but makes the mistake of closing his eyes for a minute. Alerted by a yell … Continue reading →