One of my favourite things about writing historical romance (as well as all the delicious research!) is choosing where my heroes and heroine...

I've been self-published since 2011. When I first started I thought I had one book which I needed to write, but it turned out tha...

Last year, I visited Bath's Fashion Museum to see their Royal Women Exhibition - and I'm so glad I did! If you are ever in Bath, ...

Sometimes life is miserable. And we'll get through it. Change takes time but we'll come through stronger. I think that...

Many thanks Rachel for inviting me to Saga Saturday. If anyone had told me when I was young that I’d get to be an author, I would ...

I was recently asked a question in an interview that initially threw me and then allowed me to pause for thought... Q: What are your fi...

Hello everyone. Many thanks to the lovely Rachel for inviting me to take part in Saga Saturday. If I’m honest, I’m feeling a bit of a...

I have wanted to write books since I was around the age of eight or nine - I would write stories and bind them with ribbon, often readin...

Happy New Year, lovely Readers!! I absolutely love the start of a New Year when we have 12 months of possibility ahead of us and I have...

Secrets of the Homefront Girls  'Come along and meet Eileen,' I said to Ann. 'You never know, you may have worked toge...

The Tuppenny Child is Glenda Young’s second saga novel, following on from her debut Belle of the Back Streets. And it’s now available ...

JOURNEY OF THE WAR NURSES This month, I’ve been so delighted to see my first book, ‘The War Nurses’ available as ‘Wapenzusjes’, in...

Secrets, lies, struggles … and some new beginnings Jennifer Wells If I asked you what comes to mind when you hear the word ‘saga’, y...