WIN this fabulous HISTORICAL FICTION prize pack for Mother’s Day! Simply post THREE things your Mum loves (and, if you get stuck, you can include yourself as one) by 7pm Tuesday 8 May to be in the running.
The prize includes:
– a signed copy of THE JULIET CODE
– a signed copy of Elise McCune Author‘s CASTLE OF … Read more »
In the summer of 1940, the Special Operations Executive was formed as a secret army to fight behind enemy lines in Europe. The SOE’s brief was espionage, sabotage and reconnaissance, and they also helped establish and arm resistance networks across France in preparation for D-Day.
Sometimes known as “the Baker Street Irregulars” because of the location of their headquarters, recruits … Read more »
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While her background was very different from Juliet’s, it was the struggles Noor Inayat Khan faced during World War II that inspired THE JULIET CODE.
Born in Moscow to an Indian father and an American mother, Noor spent a large part of her years before the war living in Paris. Her father was a musician and Sufi teacher and a … Read more »
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Be part of my female spy blitz to WIN one of TWO advanced copies of my latest novel, The Juliet Code. Just post the name of your favourite female spy (from fiction, history or today) and why you chose her to be in the running. And, don’t stop at one! Enter as many times as you like. Winners will be … Read more »
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I’m thrilled to announce that my next historical novel, THE JULIET CODE, will be released in May next year:
In 1947 London, former spy, Juliet Barnard, lives with a terrible secret. After months of working as a wireless operator and evading Nazi patrols in occupied France, she was captured and taken to a luxurious mansion in the heart of Paris … Read more »
I’ve been a bookworm ever since I could read, taking books everywhere with me, reading whenever I could beg, borrow or steal the time. However, reading a novel while walking or doing chores was never an option–at least, not without being a danger to myself and those around me! Until I discovered audio books.
Now, I literally take a book … Read more »
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I love meeting and chatting with other book lovers. When the opportunity to do a signing event with the wonderful people at Dymocks Brisbane City store came up, I was thrilled.
My job as a lawyer was in the Brisbane CBD and many is the time I would race up from Waterfront Place to Dymocks during my lunch hour to … Read more »
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Well, it’s finally here! THE WIFE’S TALE is in stores now.
We celebrated its launch in fine style at Avid Reader bookstore at West End on Friday night. The space was full to bursting, wine and canapés flowed freely and everyone seemed to have a great time. The night flew past before I knew it but it’s a memory I’ll … Read more »
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One of the many fascinating aspects of researching THE WIFE’S TALE was delving into English legal history. Nowhere–except perhaps in the courts themselves–does that history seem more alive than among the Inns of Court.
Technically, the term “Inns of Court” refers to the professional associations of barristers in England and Wales. To practise as a barrister, one must belong to … Read more »
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