How my family history inspired ‘The Girl with the Silver Clasp’ Juliet Greenwood I loved writing ‘The Girl with the Silver Clasp’, my ...

If I had to say what I hoped was a strong point in my books, I’d lift a title from a TV programme, alter one word and come up with ‘S...

Thanks Rachel so much for having me on your blog again for Saga Saturday! I’m thrilled to be back. People ask why sagas and   I ...

As a history lover, I devour a lot of non-fiction covering the Tudor, Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian periods - I especially love the s...

ALWAYS WRITE ABOUT WHAT YOU KNOW! There is an old adage for authors that you should always write about what you know. Of course,...

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

I’m often asked how I manage to write both contemporary and historical romances – do I approach each project in the same way? How muc...

I often get asked how much research goes into my Victorian romances and I find this really difficult to answer. As I write romance rath...