Yes, it has a title, a cover and a blurb! The fifth book in the DI Hannah Robbins series in nearly here and it is titled KILL FOR ME. I’m really excited about this book. It’s a little different from the others in the series but you will still recognise it as a Hannah book.…
Writing Crime – The Identification of a Body
Hello and welcome back to the Writing Crime series. It’s been a while since I wrote one of these posts. A couple of reasons, one was that I went on holiday and then I’ve not been too well. I might update you on my health in another post. But when I’m ill my writing is…
The Twisted Web – Reveal!
Welcome back to the blog. I hope you’ve had a good summer. I’ve been incredibly busy working on two books. And I’m back with a bang today as I reveal the cover and blurb to one of those books which will be released this coming Monday, 17th September! The Twisted Web is the fourth book…
What’s Your Revision Process Like? – Margaret Kirk
I’m pleased to welcome Margaret Kirk to the blog to talk about her revision process today. Margaret is a Highland Scot with an abiding fondness for Glasgow, where she did an MA in modern languages. Germanophile, Runrig Fan and mad cat lady, she writes crime fiction set in Inverness and the Highlands. Out now in…
Writing Crime – Incomplete Offences
We’ve looked at the offence of Murder and also the offence of manslaughter, but what about incomplete offences? What about attempts and conspiracy? Let’s have a look, shall we? There are three main incomplete offences that you will be interested in for the sake of a crime novel. Incitement Conspiracy Attempt Now, these can be a…
Writing Crime – The Offence of Manslaughter
Last week we looked at the offence of murder. At the offence wording and what you have to prove to charge someone with the offence. But what if you can’t prove those points, but you still have a dead body and you still have someone in your custody who you believe is responsible for that…
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