Today I have Catherine Kullman on the blog discussing the 3 books of her life. Catherine was born and educated in Dublin. Following a three-year courtship conducted mostly by letter, she moved to Germany where she lived for twenty-six years before returning to Ireland. She has worked in the Irish and New Zealand public services…
Who is Chris? – Life With Face Blindness…
I found this great little video online and thought I would share it in the run-up to the release of Dead Blind, the standalone novel due for release on 8th May. Available for pre-order HERE. My protagonist acquires prosopagnosia – otherwise known as Face blindness, where you can’t recognise people by their face. This proves particularly…
The 3 Books of Carol Hedges
Today I welcome Carol Hedges to the blog to talk about her 3 books. Carol is the successful UK writer of 17 books for Teenagers/Young Adults and Adults. Her writing has received much critical acclaim, and her novel Jigsaw was long-listed for the Carnegie Medal. Her ebook Jigsaw Pieces, which deals unflinchingly with many of…
The Cover Reveal for Dead Blind!
I’m so excited about this book. It means so much to me and I’m excited to share the cover with you today. It was an idea that niggled at my brain for several months and wouldn’t let go until I sat down to write it. A cop who acquires prosopagnosia. Also known as face blindness. An…
The real life case of corrupt cops that inspired Fighting Monsters
Fighting Monsters is the third novel in my DI Hannah Robbins series, which is set in Nottingham in the UK. It revolves around the murder of a gang leader who had, only the day before, been found not guilty of the murder of a police officer and walked away from court a free man. In…
The 3 Books of Sue Barnard
Today I am pleased to welcome Sue Barnard to the blog to talk about the 3 books that have shaped her. Sue Barnard is a British novelist, editor and award-winning poet whose family background is far stranger than any work of fiction. She would write a book about it if she thought anyone would believe…