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A Flirty Dozen by JL Merrow Previously only available on the ‘zon, you can now get this anthology of some of my short fiction from all the usual outlets – or, if you so desire, you’ll be able to pick up … Continue reading →

I’m over at Night Owl Paranormal today as part of their Page Turning Paranormal contest which is running through to the end of August, with a host of giveaways including: ebooks, signed books, gift cards, paranormal DVDs, Tarot Cards I’m … Continue reading →

…over at the lovely Elin Gregory’s blog, where I’m talking about the inspiration for my story in the Shakespearean anthology, A Summer’s Day, and more widely, my favourite bits of the bard.*   *No, not those bits!  

Erm, literally, as Nothing Like the Sun happens to be the title of my story in the A Summer’s Day anthology, which hit the virtual bookshelves yesterday. 🙂   It is, of course, based on Sonnet 130, and if you’d … Continue reading →

And, appropriately, the sun is beaming down on the bard’s native England (or at least, my corner of it!) A Summer’s Day – Shakespearean Anthology with a Twist Are you a fan of Shakespeare? Of MM romance? Or maybe both? … Continue reading →

…over at Rian Durant’s blog today, and we’re all talking about why we contributed to the anthology. What anthology? Well, A Summer’s Day, in which I’m once more rubbing shoulders with the annoyingly talented Charlie Cochrane, among others, is a very … Continue reading →

Today, as part of the excessively leisurely Blow Down blog tour (more of a blog amble, or possibly a blog meander) I’m whetting my Witte (or perhaps just losing my wits) over at Gay Book Reviews over the subject of … Continue reading →

That’s what I’m blogging about today over at Diverse Reader, as part of the Blow Down blog tour. 🙂 Why not pop along and share your tales of finding something unexpected? Don’t forget to enter the giveaway! 😉

…so here’s a snippet from Heat Trap, the third of my Plumber’s Mate Mysteries: When I woke up at Phil’s on Sunday morning, the sun was streaming through the thin curtains he had at the windows of his attic flat, … Continue reading →

I’m delighted today to welcome my very good friend Penelope Friday to the blog. Pen is one of the people who’s helped me hugely in my writing career – she was there right at the beginning, not only helping me … Continue reading →