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The Campervan Detectives by Maeve Haran
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The Life Swap by Jeananne Craig
Jeananne Craig, author of The Life Swap, on ‘finding the funny’ – using humour to
Lisa Doyle is Absolutely Fine by Mo Fanning
Things we say: author Mo Fanning on the writing of his grown-up romantic comedy about
Winning the Joan Hessayon Award for Romantic Fiction by Fiona McCann
Fiona McCann tells us that winning the Joan Hessayon Award for Romantic Fiction is ‘a
Love & Other Liabilities by Fiona McCann
Fiona McCann, author of Love & Other Liabilities asks: Is there a right or a
Play Me! by Charles Harris
Author Charles Harris tells all about researching his latest novel, Play Me – which unfortunately
A Time for Reading: Once a Year by Felicity Hayes-McCoy
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The Return of Ruby Darling by Leeanne Slade
Author Leeanne Slade on the story behind The Return of Ruby Darling and why her
Gracie Jenkins Runs a Marathon by Penny Mirren
Running with the Story: author Penny Mirren on the inspiration behind her delightful new novel,
When We Were Young by Elaine Hastings
Music, Writing and Finding a Story: Elaine Hastings on the nostalgic power of music, first
Family Matters: The House of the Rising Son by Jonathan Gershfield
Author Jonathan Gershfield on the importance of family in his new novel, The House of
The Stand-In Dad by Alex Summers
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The Marriage Vendetta by Caroline Madden
Author Caroline Madden on the long but ultimately successful journey to publication of her delightful
Swimming Lessons: The Bridge to Always by Lynda Marron
Author Lynda Marron: How Writing and Publishing Novels is a Lot Like Motherhood . .
A Week to Remember by Ruth O’Leary
Ruth O’Leary: The Call of the Camino Last March Ruth O’Leary’s debut novel, The Weekend
One Man Down by Alex Pearl
The tale of a stumped policeman, a third man, and a well-placed shot. My latest
Aged to Perfection by Niloufar Lamakan
Author Niloufar Lamakan on why she created a different kind of romcom heroine . .
The Island Getaway by Lucy Diamond
Author Lucy Diamond on the new-found inspiration behind her latest novel, The Island Getaway .
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