Review of 2021
This is the time for me to say, once again, thank you to all you readers for dipping into my various novels in the past year. You won’t be surprised to learn, in the continuing period of uncertainty and constraints on ‘normal’ life, that feelgood reads have been the most popular. My trio of tribute novels to Georgette Heyer (Classic Regency Series) accounted for well over half my past year’s sales. Nevertheless it was gratifying to find new readers for just about all my published titles somewhere in the world.
I read numerous novels by others this past year and my two favourites were TJ Klune’s ‘The House in the Cerulean Sea’ and Alexandra Walsh’s ‘The Catherine Howard Conspiracy’ (both reviewed on Goodreads if you want to read my comments).
What next? I’m currently writing a historical romance set around the Crimean War in the mid-19th Century. I’ve also gone ‘wide’ distribution with a few of my older titles, which you’ll soon find on a range of digital retailers, including library suppliers.
All good wishes for 2022 and enjoyable reading!
This is the time for me to say, once again, thank you to all you readers for dipping into my various novels in the past year. You won’t be surprised to learn, in the continuing period of uncertainty and constraints on ‘normal’ life, that feelgood reads have been the most popular. My trio of tribute novels to Georgette Heyer (Classic Regency Series) accounted for well over half my past year’s sales. Nevertheless it was gratifying to find new readers for just about all my published titles somewhere in the world.
I read numerous novels by others this past year and my two favourites were TJ Klune’s ‘The House in the Cerulean Sea’ and Alexandra Walsh’s ‘The Catherine Howard Conspiracy’ (both reviewed on Goodreads if you want to read my comments).
What next? I’m currently writing a historical romance set around the Crimean War in the mid-19th Century. I’ve also gone ‘wide’ distribution with a few of my older titles, which you’ll soon find on a range of digital retailers, including library suppliers.
All good wishes for 2022 and enjoyable reading!
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