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Apologies for being missing in action for a couple of weeks! Today’s snippet is taken from the newly re-released Out!, the third of my Shamwell Tales, which is out today from Riptide Publishing (and will be on sale at all … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that Played!, my romantic comedy set in the world of amateur dramatics and the second of my Shamwell Tales, is out today in second edition – rather appropriately timed, too, as we approach midsummer: All the … Continue reading →

Caught! – #1 in The Shamwell Tales Bow ties are cool . . . but secrets, not so much Shamwell Tales, Book 1 Behind Robert Emeny’s cheerfully eccentric exterior lies a young heart battered and bruised by his past. He’s taken … Continue reading →

Boy Meets Boy Meets Boy is FREE on Kindle this weekend This mini-anthology featuring 2 short stories by me and one by the very talented Josephine Myles is free to download for this weekend only. Enjoy! 😀 Good men come in … Continue reading →

I’m beyond chuffed that Lovers Leap has been named as a finalist in the romance category of the Bi Book Awards for books of 2016. Lovers Leap is a little bit special to me, as it’s set in the place … Continue reading →

Today’s Rainbow Snippets pic is in honour of family, so here’s a snippet from a short story of mine, Dead Shot, illustrating some of the joys of family life… 😉 Our narrator, Peter, has taken his nephew to the park … Continue reading →

A lovely man from UPS has just delivered my author copies of Shamwell Tales #1 & #4 – Caught! in its snazzy new Riptide cover, and the totally new Spun!, due out 5th June and 3rd July respectively: *pets them* And here’s … Continue reading →

My novella Raising the Rent is out today in 2nd edition on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited Never fall in love with a customer—especially if it’s sex you’re selling Rent boy Nathan’s determined to get an education and get off the … Continue reading →

Today’s snippet comes, of course, from today’s re-release, To Love a Traitor, Our hero George – under his real name of Roger –  has just started a new job and is getting to know his colleagues. He’s already been thrown off balance by … Continue reading →