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I am beyond delighted that Spun! (Shamwell Tales #4) has won the 2017 Rainbow Awards Best Bisexual Romantic Comedy & Suspense! And by a happy coincidence there’s still (just!) time to enter the giveaway for an audiobook code for Spun! – see the … Continue reading →

I’m in the mood for some festive seasonal reading, and it occurs to me others might be too, so I thought it’d be nice to run a giveaway and garner some recommendations. I’m offering winner’s choice from my Christmas fiction (see … Continue reading →

This week’s (somewhat unseasonal) snippet comes from Spun!, my fourth Shamwell Tale, which is now out in audiobook: “Didn’t your mum used to let you help on Pancake Day?” Rory asked, spooning some syrup out of the tin. He twiddled the spoon … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that Spun!, my fourth Shamwell Tale, is now out in audiobook. It’s narrated by the excellent Mark Steadman, who’s done a sterling job with several of my other books (Lovers Leap, Caught!, Played!, Out!) and is currently working … Continue reading →

Head on over to Sinfully for a first look at the brand new covers for the Plumber’s Mate Mysteries – including the new #5, Lock Nut! I’m absolutely delighted with all the thought that’s gone into these new covers by Christine Coffee … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that my second book in the Porthkennack shared universe is now available for pre-order: London Underground worker Mal Thomas is staying in Porthkennack to recover from a traumatic experience. Getting some more bad news from home … Continue reading →

This week was Trans Awareness Week, so today’s snippet comes from Relief Valve, my soon-to-be-re-released second Plumber’s Mate Mystery (which features a trans character). Investigating his sister’s poisoning, Tom has infiltrated her old writers’ group under the pretence of writing … Continue reading →

…well, almost! I’m absolutely delighted to say that books #1 to #5 – yes, including the new one, Lock Nut, which readers of the previous books may be interested to hear features a wedding or two – are all now … Continue reading →

Here in the UK, it’s Remembrance Day, and I gather it’s Veteran’s Day over the pond. So there was never any question which story I’d snippet from today: it’s Wild Flowers, my story in the Call to Arms charity anthology. … Continue reading →

Having spent the day harking back to an alternative Victorian age at a steampunk convivial, I thought I’d take this week’s snippet from Trick of Time, a novella whose hero, Ted, nips out for a crafty fag only to find … Continue reading →