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Well, not really, although I have been appreciating the joys of Spring on my government-approved exercise walks around the countryside where I live. Tree blossom has come and largely gone, and the bluebells are on the wane, bringing summer ever … Continue reading →

My tongue- (and fangs-?) in-cheek vampire short story, Bloodlust and Bylines (previously published as Becoming the Spoils), is out today from JMS Books – and if you buy from the publisher’s site, there’s a 20% discount for a limited time … Continue reading →

Autism Fact: About 1% of the world population has autism. I’m delighted to be taking part in RJ Scott’s Autism Awareness blog hop once more, and this year’s theme is food. I was brought up eating strictly seasonal vegetables. My … Continue reading →

My 1920s-set novellas, Poacher’s Fall and its sequel, Keeper’s Pledge, are now available for the first time in KU: Poacher’s Fall One snowy night just before Christmas, 1922, poacher Danny Costessey rounds off a night trapping rabbits by climbing a … Continue reading →

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m definitely getting my money’s worth out of my KU subscription right now! And I’m delighted to say that my Scottish wildcat shifter novella, Snared, is now available on Kindle and … Continue reading →

My second werewolf novel, Midnight in Berlin, is now once again available on Kindle – and for the first time, in KU: One bad decision can change your life forever It’s midnight in Berlin, and drifter Leon is hitchhiking home … Continue reading →

My Cambridge University-set werewolf novel, Camwolf, is now available in Kindle and for the first time in KU: A race to save his lover—by becoming his own worst nightmare. Dr. Nick Sewell has it all. Good friends, a career as … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that my romantic suspense novel Wight Mischief (previously published by Dreamspinner) is now once more available on Kindle – and for the first time, in KU: A ghost of a chance at love. Personal trainer Will … Continue reading →

For those who need a little light reading to take their minds off the current world situation, I’m delighted to say that one of my best-selling books, Muscling Through, is available FREE from the JMS Books website from today through … Continue reading →

In honour of March 14th, commonly known as Pi day, this week’s snippet involves (a) a maths teacher (Robert) and (b) some food (although not pie, I’m afraid!) Here, near the start of Caught!, posh boy Robert and his down-to-earth … Continue reading →