Rune Witch Mysteries
The first two books in my new series: the Rune Witch Mysteries are now available! Fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Charmed will love this modern take on witchcraft and Welsh mythology.
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Cursed Magic – Relic Guardians Book Three
Cursed Magic, Book Three of the Relic Guardian series is now available 🙂 Jamie Oxford: Friend. Foe. Bane of my existence! I should have known better than to trust Jamie with the location of Pandora’s Box. The minute I tell him, he steals it from under MI5’s nose. Maybe I’d…
Glimpses
Excerpt: I’m a city guy, born and raised, but I’d seen more than my fair share of the world. My home was in the heart of Camden, a stone’s throw from the Regent’s Canal, surrounded by the hustle and bustle of London life. If my roots lay anywhere, it…
Hidden Magic – Relic Guardians Book Two
Hidden Magic the second book in the Relic Guardians series co-written with Meg Cowley is now available! One stone. One Wish. One life changing event. I’m Hayley Bevan, a museum curator, and my secondment to New York is about to get a whole lot more interesting. I couldn’t wait to pore…
Ancient Magic, Relic Guardians Book One
The Relic Guardians series is co-written with the talented Meg Cowley, Meg’s books will follow Zoe Stark, a no nonsense witch and bounty hunter, and my books will follow Hayley Bevan, a museum curator, newly endowed with magical powers and caught up in a world she never knew existed. We…
Edward Gorey on Cats
“Books. Cats. Life is Good.” ~ Edward Gorey ~
Sir Terry Pratchett on Cats
“I meant,” said Ipslore bitterly, “what is there in this world that truly makes life worthwhile?” Death thought about it “CATS,” he said eventually. “CATS ARE NICE.” ~ Terry Pratchett ~ Sourcery ~ [feather_share size=”24″]
Charles Dickens on cats
“What greater gift than the love of a cat? –Â Charles Dickens –
A Matter of Death – excerpt
This week I have decided to give you a sneak preview of A Matter of Death, a short story available by joining my mailing list here. *** I kicked off my boots and stumbled to the bed, falling face down in a heap on top of the covers. My feet…
The Knock
After a couple of weeks of some longer fiction, I am posting a much shorter piece for you this week, and at under 500 words, I think it may be the shortest yet. Although, I hope you still enjoy The Knock. *** Every night there is a knock at the…