Everyone needs the right mix of Hope and Christmas Spirit and the mysterious Natalie Hope has both in abundance.
She’s a woman on a mission: every December she has just 24 days to make sure four unhappy people have a Christmas to remember.
This year she’s landed in the small town of Winstanton, twenty miles north of Glasgow, and, in next to no time, she’s working her magic: re-uniting families, bringing lovers together and generally stirring things up.
It’s all a bit clichéd but who cares? Continue reading
Hopefully CM Taylor won’t take this the wrong way, but I thought the author of Staying On must be a woman.
Christmas came early to the Featherstone household this morning when the postman brought a very special present: The People’s Friend Christmas Special, featuring my short story A House of Prayer.
Every so often you get to the end of a book and think: ‘I’d better read that again.’
Losing one patient to suicide is happenstance.
The phrase ‘O, what a tangled web we weave when first we practise to deceive…’ might have been coined especially for Elizabeth Dulcie’s new thriller Corruption!
It’s always interesting to do a Meet the Author Q&A with an author you’ve already met and thought you knew…
David Bowie certainly knew what he was talking about when he penned the line: ‘Put on your red shoes and dance…’
It is a truth NEVER universally acknowledged but women are ALWAYS in the frontline of war.
Author Paula Houseman was once a graphic designer.