One of the perks of my job is travelling for research purposes – at least that’s my excuse! My current work-in-progress is a novel set in Poland during World War Two, so in January I booked a trip to Poland, going via Berlin and returning via Dresden. I was so excited! And then the pandemic struck…Continue Reading
The Lost Daughter by R P G Colley
Today I’m delighted to welcome Rupert Colley back to the blog to talk about his latest historical novel, The Lost Daughter.
Rupert is the author of nine historical novels and also the creator of the History in an Hour collection of short works of non-fiction. Although focusing mainly on ’20th century war and misery’, his novels always convey the human story at the centre of war. Historical fiction with heart and drama.
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At the Stroke of Nine O’Clock by Jane Davis
Today I’m delighted to welcome award-winning author Jane Davis back to the blog to talk about her latest book At the Stroke of Nine O’Clock.
I always enjoy reading Jane’s novels and I’m especially looking forward to this one, her tenth, because it sounds so intriguing.
In this interview Jane talks about the inspiration behind At the Stroke of Nine O’Clock and what she might be doing next.Continue Reading
My Top Reads of 2019
2019 has been a great year for reading. Here are some of the highlights of my year.Continue Reading