As an author, though, it’s more interesting to explore what happens when whistleblowing doesn’t work as described.

Long-time readers will know that Yorkshire settings are at the heart of my novels.

Sure, there’s sapphic romance in all my book. Two women either get together during the book or are already together at the outset.

My forthcoming novel, Spiked, is set in the same universe as the Valerie Series but it works as a standalone.

Big news from me this month is that my seventh novel is set to be released on Monday 22nd May 2023.

Forget Dracula. Forget Bram Stoker and all the mythology that’s sprung up around that place.

If you’ve read any of my novels, you’ll know that romance is a key element of my lesbian fiction.

Ask any author and they’ll tell you the time between publication and getting a decent number of reviews on their latest work is terrifying.

Avid sapphic fiction readers may already be aware of two huge reading challenges to gobble up in 2023.

Out of all the books I’ve read over the last year, some have left their mark more than others.

2023 looks like it'll be a hectic one. If I can stick to my schedules, you might have some fresh sapphic fiction to read.

I've been struck by how many readers might be struggling to connect with their favourite authors and keep up to date with what's going on.

The thing about NaNo is that it's primarily a competition against yourself.

In the same way that you can request physical books to be added to your library, you might be able to influence which eBooks they offer.

Did you know that it's possible to buy ebooks direct from some authors?

I firmly believe that readers should have the option to access lesbian novels wherever they do their reading.

The better news this week is that the release date is set in stone for Monday 24th October and the pre-order is live on Amazon KDP.

All my novels are special to me but I do have a particular soft spot for Nights at the Majestic.

Download a free epilogue story to follow the 2016 novel But By Degrees by Kit Eyre.

I had one of those stupid thoughts the other day, the kind that wraps my writer brain in knots.