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The Canal Boat Café full ebook – 99p for a limited time

February 5, 2017February 8, 2017

The full ebook of my second novel, The Canal Boat Café, is 99p in the Kindle Valentine’s Day sale. To grab yourself a bargain, click on the book cover below.

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This is my favourite bookish quote from one of my favourite books - I even have the first part engraved on a tiny book-shaped necklace. * I have read so many good books recently, and while I am a huge fan of grippy, twisty crime novels, I’ve had a recent run of books that are not morbid or terrifying, but are about LOVE, and I honestly think it’s made a huge difference to my mood. * I have also just finished my “fix all the broken bits” stage on my new book, with just the “tidy it up” bit left to do before it goes to my editor. And, unsurprisingly, my new book has a love story in it too. * Clever, dark and compelling thrillers are brilliant, but sometimes you just need a bit of Will they/Won’t they and a heart-meltingly uplifting declaration of love.💞 * Here are some of the books that have made me happy recently: • The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare • The Governess Game by Tessa Dare • The Christmas Lights by Karen Swan • The Witch of Willow Hall by Hester Fox • The Memory Collector by Fiona Harper * Not all of these are classified as romance, but they’ve all had a romantic thread that I have fallen head over heels for. * What are your favourite bookish love stories? I’m always looking for recommendations - even if my bank balance and groaning bookshelves would tell you otherwise. * (Image made using @wordswag)

I have just finished The Governess Game by Tessa Dare, and have added it to the coveted ‘Most Favourite Books Ever’ collection on my Kindle, because who needs proper grammar on their Kindle anyway? * This book has everything: * ✅ Feisty, beautiful heroine ✅ Handsome, roguish, damaged hero ✅ Adorable, badly-behaved children ✅ Drama ✅ Hilarity ✅ Sizzle ✅ Heart melting romance * It was entirely unputdownable, and so, so funny, which was one of the best things about it. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, just seriously enough for you to completely believe in the characters and care what happens to them. And Chase Reynaud is getting a very high score on my romantic heroes list. 💞 * You were right, @bookish_yogi, this is EVEN BETTER than The Duchess Deal. Roll on book 3. * (I’m also quite glad I’ve finished it, as we’re off to London in a couple of days for my birthday, and Mum and I always have long discussions about the books we’re reading. There are certain aspects of this book that I wouldn’t necessarily want to chat to her about. 😳)

Evening walk, after a day of teasing words into place. So close to finishing the polishing stage of this book, and feeling OK about it too! 😶

I hade been absorbed in this beautiful book for most of the day, and have just finished it! Karen Swan’s stories are always so epic, so sweeping, and this is no different. The perfect mix of incredible scenery, heartbreak, drama and romance. Seeing the Northern Lights has been high up my bucket list for a long time, and this book has just pushed it higher. LOVED it!

Lest we forget.

One day I will stop banging on about Rachel Rhys and her beautiful books, but today is not that day. * After finishing A Dangerous Crossing I went back and reread Fatal Inheritance, and have decided it is one of my top five all time favourite books. * I love Eve, the central character. The setting is sublime and I’m desperate to go on holiday to the French Riviera (though I know, and am a bit sad, that if I ever did it wouldn’t be the 1940s). The writing is some of the most beautiful writing I’ve ever read. I keep going back and rereading passages and sentences so I can enjoy, and marvel at them, again. * Noel Lester is perfection. * The ending is perfection. * It is one of those books I want to buy for all my friends and also keep entirely to myself, so I can breath it all in and hug it tightly and imagine it was written just for me. * I am a total weirdo, I know, but there it is. * Fatal Inheritance, I love you forever. ❤️

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