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Category Archives: psychological suspense
Introducing…THE ESCAPE!
Earlier this week I sent an exclusive email to the members of the CL Taylor Book Club giving them a sneak peek at the cover of my fourth psychological thriller and a bit of background about what inspired me to … Continue reading
Why publication day is like standing naked in the street…
At last! After months of wishing, hoping and doing more PR than I ever thought was possible (thanks Avon and LightBrigade you’ve been amazing) the day is finally here – it’s publication day for ‘The Accident’. In some ways publication … Continue reading
Two spooky black envelopes and a surprise parcel…
It seems like forever ago that I went to Covent Garden to meet with LightBrigade PR to talk about PR for THE ACCIDENT but, last week, one of the ideas we mooted came to fruition and it was SO exciting … Continue reading
If the state of your desk reflects the state of your brain…
…then I’m in trouble!* Last week I had a minor heart attack when I thought I’d lost all the work I’d done on my edits for ‘THE ACCIDENT’ when a Windows 8 update on my new Dell laptop decided to … Continue reading
The reason I haven’t finished my edits yet…
My editor delivered my edits to me at the beginning of May. I was really nervous when I opened the email because I had no idea what to expect. A dozen thoughts went through my head as I clicked ‘open’ … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas for novels, Last Girl Standing, Novel 4, psychological suspense, The Accident
Tagged Becoming obsessed with your novel, coming up with a good ending to your novel, Last Girl Standing, pantsing a novel, reasons for not editing your novel, Writer's block, Writing and getting stuck
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A two book deal with Avon HarperCollins
I’m delighted to announce that I’ve signed a two book deal with Avon HarperCollins for my psychological suspense novels. The first one, ‘The Accident’, written during my maternity leave in 2012, will be published in June 2014. I’m currently writing … Continue reading
