I love this thought experiment, which I have shamelessly stolen from Bookish Bron. What are the books I loved reading so much the first time, that I wish I could have that exact experience again? Continue reading
Cover Reveal for Lucy Knott
Very excited to be part of the cover reveal for the next book by the fabulous Lucy Knott, The Little Barn of Dreams. Continue reading
Cover Reveal for Andie Newton
I’m thrilled to be able to share this gorgeous cover for Andie Newton’s next book, The Girls from the Beach, which is out July 9. Continue reading
The Writer’s Other Half – Job Description #Writer
Originally posted on Lucy Mitchell:
If you think being a writer is difficult…think about what your loved one or other half has to endure. Can you imagine how they must feel listening to you huff and puff over the opening paragraph of your first chapter? Ever wondered what it must be like to sit and…
Catching up with Author Marie Laval
So pleased to welcome Marie Laval to talk about Angel of the Lost Treasure, her historical romance which will be released by Choc Lit this week! Continue reading
Catching up with Author Ella Cook
It is a pleasure to welcome Ella Cook to Off the beaten Track to talk about her debut novel, Beyond Grey. Continue reading
Catching up with Author Lyndsey Gallagher
Very excited to welcome a fellow romance author, Lyndsey Gallagher, to Off the Beaten Track to mark the publication of her next book, Love & Other Mushy Stuff, the first book in a new series. Continue reading
Cover Reveal for Julie Shackman
Thrilled to be part of the cover reveal for Julie Shackman’s upcoming book with One More Chapter, A Secret Scottish Escape! Continue reading
Catching up with Author Kate Smith
A very happy publication day to debut author, Kate Smith, and thank you very much for having me on your blog tour for You’ve Got Mail! Continue reading
A love letter to Australia
Originally posted on Off the Beaten Track:
It is Australia Day 2020. January 26th is a contentious date, because it marks the arrival of the First Fleet―the first European settlers who arrived in Australia in 1788. Of course, by commemorating this date, Australia ignores that in 1788 we were already populated by hundreds of nations…
