Bookshine and Readbows reviews The Captain and the Cavalry Trooper
At many points in the story I was reminded of classic romance novels like Jane Eyre and Pride and Prejudice: here we find the same sternly brooding hero, paire...
Author: Eleanor Harkstead
Chicks, Rogues and Scandals reviews The Captain and the Cavalry Trooper
It is astoundingly touching and beautifully portrayed. There is heartache, tender romance and danger all wrapped up in a brilliant story from an era that really...
C F White reviews The Captain and the Cavalry Trooper
If you’re a fan of historical romance, soldiers in uniform, beautiful English prose, then I highly recommend this book. A gorgeous Goodreads review of The...
Guest blog: Why I write Scottish-themed romance
Braw! I’m very glad to be welcoming Lizzie Lamb to my blog today. I’m a fan of her novels set in Scotland, and I hope you will be too! Thank you for...
The chorister and the Scout leader
After my talk at Evesham Library on Friday, as part of Evesham Festival of Words, I went for a walk around the town. I’d never visited Evesham before, and...
Romantic Novelists’ Association guest blog
In case you missed it, back in January I wrote a guest blog for the Romantic Novelists’ Association, The Gay Romance Market: A Woman’s Perspective. ...
Captivating Captains and a cavalry trooper
I have news! The Captain and the Cavalry Trooper, a novel co-written by Catherine Curzon and me, will be published by Pride on 3rd April 2018. We’re both ...
Anyone for cricket?
Something rather exciting happened the other day, but I’m not saying anything yet – you’ll have to wait! As I am unable to resist a teaser, th...
Feud: Bette and Joan
Equal billing, darling! I am no one’s support. What could be more splendid than feuding actors? Aside from pop stars, actors are perhaps the most diva-ish...
An Actor’s Guide to Romance
It’s the first day of a new year, and my first ever (trumpets please) published fiction is out in a couple of weeks’ time. When long-time theatrical...