You wait for an age and then you have not one but two new books to talk about.
Finally, I have news about the fourth book in the Maybridge Murder Mystery series. Garden designer and amateur sleuth, Abby Finch, is at it again,,,
It’s
a golden summer’s day in the Cotswolds. And garden designer Abby Finch is about
to uncork the perfect murder . . .
Huge-hearted Abby loves dogs — and doesn’t think twice about swerving to avoid an adorable terrier in a country lane. Or following along, when the troublesome pup goes darting off into a local vineyard.
But she never expects where the runaway dog is leading her — straight to a corpse!
Clementine Courtenay, elegant matriarch of the May Valley Vineyard, lies floating face-down in a stream.
The police say she must have slipped and drowned. But Abby’s not so sure.
As rumours begin to swirl amid the tangled vines, Abby realizes that no one in Clementine’s inner circle is quite what they seem.
Between jilted lovers, greedy offspring and bitter rivals, Clementine kept her friends close and her enemies closer still...
What secrets will Abby find — fermenting in the darkest corners of the Courtenay family cellar?
It’s up to Abby to solve the case before this sweetest vintage turns sour...
Murder in the Vineyard with be available for pre-order from 25 August at Amazon.
Now the second exciting news. I have been working with five author friends on an anthology of novellas with a ghostly theme that will be published in time for Halloween.
A welcoming inn with a shiver
down the spine
The ancient Black Cat Inn is
rooted on the wild Cornish coast. It's a haven for travellers but its
hospitality comes with an unsettling feeling that all is not as it seems.
Over the centuries many claimed
to have seen or heard the lost souls who inhabit the inn.
Do you believe the famous writer
of mysteries? Can anyone explain the bullet hole left in the fireplace by a
veiled lady, or what lay in wait for the survivor of the Spanish
Armada? And how did a night in the inn forever change the lives of the
visiting French medium, the young Australian in search of her past, and even,
perhaps, the diarist with roving hands?
Who knows the truth? Perhaps
only the cats that wait and watch as the years pass by and time seems to ebb
and flow.
Hauntings at the Black Cat Inn is available for pre-order now so grab it at the launch price of 99p/99c - it will be going up in price straight after publication on 13 October. This link will take you to whichever book outlet you choose (you might have to be patient for Apple, they always take a little longer to get their ducks in a row!)



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