I write because I like writing, and hope my books will please and find empathy with my readers. I write about people and life's challenges.
Books are like air balloons. When you start writing one, you're never sure where it will take you.
The heartfelt story of a troubled man who sets out to find his unknown father, overcomes tragedy and, by chance, meets up with a previous lover. But both deny their smouldering love affair.
Now available.
Because there’s much to explore and write about. People are fascinating and unpredictable; they deal with what life throws at them in different ways. Times of grief, times of joy, their relationships, emotions, anxieties, stresses, loves, hates, and jealousies – all fodder to build compelling stories.
Writing about people is writing about life: its imperfections, its wonders, and its miraculous achievements.
For me, what could be of greater interest – how people navigate their path through life’s rocky journey.
My last four books, Truth is not always true, Night Running, Otto and Frankie, and Revelations are books about people.
My six earlier crime novels are being republshed under the name: