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Tag Archives: The Accident
Writing Process
I’ve been tagged by Clare Mackintosh, ex police officer and fellow psychological thriller author (‘I Let You Go’ is out now and it’s a fabulous read) to complete this writing process meme so here we go… WHAT ARE YOU WORKING … Continue reading
100,000 copies of The Accident sold!
Today I received the wonderful news that the combined ebook and paperback sales of The Accident now top 101,000! That figure is beyond my wildest dreams and I can’t quite believe it. Fortuitously, today was also the day I’d arranged … Continue reading
