It’s summer (I know it’s raining, but check the calendar), and I’m delighted to be participating in Red Hot Books’ Shameless Summer Giveaway Hop. For a chance to win a print copy of Burning Embers this month, simply comment on this post. Now, here’s a list of all the lovely people participating in the blog […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Gorges du Verdon, a beautiful nature resort half an hour from our house in France. There are some wonderful restaurants around there.
I always keep an eye out for news items that report on surveys on matters related to the heart. Usually, the results affirm that plenty of people in the world are as much hopeless romantics as am I! This week, then, I decided to set up my own romance survey – ten questions for one […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Countryside in the back country not far from the house, where I go for long walks while cogitating on plots for my novels.
I was born in Alexandria, and now live part of the year in France and the other part in England. In between, I’ve travelled extensively around the world. If you’re interested to read more about my travels, take a look at the Wanderlust travel website, which has published an interview called ‘The World According to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I often write in the shade of this Catalpa tree. I love its heart-shaped leaves!
The conservation area of a local town, Deal, in Kent, which used to be a smugglers’ haunt in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
My August competition is now closed. Thank you for your entries; I will contact each winner individually. Hannah x
I enjoy reading Ingrid’s blog at http://ingridmichaelsromance.blogspot.co.uk, and so was keen to read some of her writing. I picked Giovanna’s Dilemma for my first read because the romantic cover drew me in, and I was intrigued by the blurb: When JP takes Karen out to celebrate their four-month dating anniversary, he wines and dines her […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
“Serious and silly, subversive and mainstream, high and low: Danny Boyle’s bonkers Olympics opening ceremony could only have been made by a British artist.” – Guardian “Leftie multi-cultural rubbish” – Conservative MP Aidan Burley “Brilliant but bonkers…” – Australian TV commentator “It’s corny, cheesy, altogether over the top. And it works! […] This is awesome.” […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
