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For the final stop on the Heat Trap blog tour (sniffle/give a rousing cheer, as appropriate) I’m visiting the amazing Josh Lanyon, whose interview questions are just as entertaining as his books (and let me tell you, that’s pretty darn … Continue reading →

The Heat Trap blog tour continues today over at the lovely RJ Scott’s blog, where I’m talking about a place that features in the book and may be more familiar to you than you think: St Albans Register Office. Or, … Continue reading →

The Heat Trap blog tour continues with an exclusive excerpt over at Elisa Rolle’s blog. All commenters on the guest post will be entered into two prize draws – one for an ebook of winner’s choice from my back list, … Continue reading →

Yes, after a short(ish) break to top-up my geek factor (Birmingham ComicCon was fabulous, btw. Tom Mison gives extremely good panel, as does 2000AD creator Pat Mills) I’m happy to say I’m back on tour, and today I’m over visiting … Continue reading →

As Heat Trap is the third book in my Plumber’s Mate mysteries, I’m taking the opportunity to talk about what it’s like writing a series about the same main characters in today’s guest post over at The Novel Approach, Series … Continue reading →

Yay! Heat Trap, book #3 in my Plumber’s Mate mysteries featuring Tom the plumber and Phil the private eye, is finally out in ebook and paperback ! And to celebrate, I’m going on a blog tour, which kicks off today … Continue reading →

There’s an e-copy of Heat Trap, book #3 in my Plumber’s Mate mysteries, up for grabs over at Stumbling Over Chaos – just comment on the giveaway post to be in with a chance. Good luck! And here’s the blurb, … Continue reading →

How about a whole library of ‘em? Including one by me and two by Charlie Cochrane. There’s a copy of Pressure Head up for grabs, along with Charlie’s great contemporary mm mystery The Best Corpse for the Job and Lessons … Continue reading →

It’s a big month for Tom and Phil, the boys from my Plumber’s Mate mysteries – book #2, Relief Valve, comes out in paperback on March 3rd; book #3, Heat Trap, is out in ebook and paperback on March 17th, … Continue reading →

Ta-dah! Draft blurb: When solicitor’s clerk George Johnson moves into new digs in the winter of 1920, it’s under an assumed name, and with a secret goal: to find out if his fellow lodger, Matthew Connaught, was responsible for a … Continue reading →