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If you're a Facebook fan of mine (or anybody) and haven't been seeing my posts lately, it's because Facebook has been making big changes in their set up - mostly to do with the fact that they want us to pay for using it.

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I went to The Courts Garden (National Trust) near Bradford on Avon with a writerly chum this week. We just caught the autumn colours before the weather closed in. It hailed on the way home and we had snow yesterday!

We couldn't go into the house because it's tenanted, but the outside was giving me goosebumps. You will be seeing a house like this in a book near you...

Here's Gromit, guarding my writing tools. I'm not entirely sure what the pliers are doing in there - maybe I can use them to extract an plot.

Just as the moment I'm sharpening the my writing pencil - okay, pen - for the start of a new book. While I write straight to my computer these days, I still feel the need for a notebook and a good pen when I'm brain storming. That way I can fly off in

The never ending book, the one that I started before I moved house and began to think I'd never finish, is finally done. It is the second in my ice cream trilogy - the first was Tempted By Trouble.

This is Sorrel's story - the middle sister - the one who loves vintage clothes and plans to be a millionaire by the time she's twenty-five.

The title, which I absolutely love, is ANYTHING BUT

I have a new author photograph (taken at a recent AMBA lunch) which will, shortly, be on my Mills and Boon author page. The hair survived the rain!



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I'm absolutely thrilled to introduce new Riva author, Joss Wood. Her fabulous debut book, She's So Over Him, is part of the relaunch package for the series and has been attracting a lot of attention. Joss herself, is from

It gives me great pleasure to welcome Christina Hollis, both colleague and friend, to my blog today.

Christina has just launched an eBook edition of, Lady Rascal - an opportunity for new fans to catch up with one of her earlier historical romances from the fabulous Masquerade series.

Over to you, Christina!



Thanks, Liz, for inviting me here today.

When it’s cold and grey outside, it’s

Occasionally, one of my early books is reissued in a Large Print library edition. This time, it's Conflict of Hearts, one of those ingenue/sophisticated hero books so much loved when I first started writing.

Noah Jordan was the most sophisticated hero I'd ever written and, since the story centred around a marriage of convenience, I was hoping for a "wedding cover". I had written the

Please excuse me while I fiddle with my blogger layout. There should be pictures but as you can see, there aren't.

Normal service will be resumed as soon as possible.

Riva - dress all over in sassy new covers - is back! They are now available in larger branches of WHSmith - not in the small one in Trowbridge, sadly - and you can also download them to your eReader.

Do take a look at the display if you get an opportunity - this photograph is courtesy of Nina Harrington and I think you have to admit that they look pretty amazing!




And for those of you who