SALE ANNOUNCEMENT!! The second book in my Pennington's series, A SHOP GIRL GETS THE VOTE is currently 99p/$1.99 on Amazon, yay! I...

Thank you, Rachel, for inviting me to Saga Saturday to talk about my debut saga. How it all began for Heartbreak in the Valley ...

Anyone who knows me, or follows me on social media, knows how much I ADORE period dramas! From Mr Selfridge and The Paradise (which both...

One of my favourite scenes to write with every book is the hero and heroine's first kiss and it wasn't any different with A Shop Gir...

Hi Rachel Thank you so much for having me on your blog for Saga Saturday. About me My debut novel, The Girl from the Workh...

When I started writing the Pennington's series, I was very clear on what the theme would be - female empowerment. Little did I know h...

Readers often ask where authors get their ideas from, or how a book came to be written. The origin of my ninth novel, HIDDEN proves the o...

Writing about an Edwardian department store has meant that I have had to immerse myself in the fashions of the era and, to be perfectly h...

Saga Saturday Hello, I’m Kitty Neale and I’m delighted to be featured here today on the Saga Saturday blog spot. I’d like to say a big...

I’m often asked why I write sagas as I’ve now written two – The Runaway Women in London and The Brighton Guest House Girls . The answe...

Christmas At Pennington's is book 3 in the Pennington's department store series (all books can be read stand alone) and is the b...

For me, the writing process usually starts with setting - for other authors it can be a 'what if?' question, a character in their he...

Finding the Stories I often wonder whether I would ever have written a novel, if there hadn’t been that battered old scrapbook. It ...