• The Upper Crush Release

    Enemies-to-lovers is my favourite trope and you don’t get more enemies-to-lovers than Estelle Foxbrooke and James Hunter-Savage… Estelle is one of the main side characters in Love ad Lib and An Unholy Affair and James is the man you love to hate. I’ve had an absolute blast with this book. Both Estelle and James are fiery and funny, and putting them together has been explosive! There’s high drama, scorching steam, unicorn slippers, shotguns and a company called ‘Big Dick Energy Entertainment’...

  • An Unholy Affair release

    Welcome to An Unholy Affair, the second full length novel in my new Foxbrooke series! Set in Somerset (where I live), it’s got a female vicar, a male escort, awful enemies, fabulous friends, and part-time pig farming!

  • Love ad Lib Release

    Welcome to Love ad Lib, the first full length novel in my new Foxbrooke series! Set in Somerset (where I live), it’s got everything from Jane Austen’s Bath to sex parties at stately homes… I wanted to write a fake relationship story as I love reading them so much, and also wanted a couple who were very, very different. Henry is at one end of the social class system and Libby is at the other. Henry is a reserved grump, whereas Libby is a sunny actress and improv specialist. I was inspired to make this her career thanks to one of my oldest friends who does that exact job for…

  • One Night in Foxbrooke Release

    In the run up to the start of the Foxbrooke series, I wanted to write a short story prequel that sets up the world. Often when authors do this, book one of the series is a second chance romance, and the prequel is where the characters first meet. But the first book in the Foxbrooke series, Love ad Lib, is a fake relationship story so I had to do something a little different…

  • Wedding Games release

    I’m so excited to share this book with you! We first meet hot Scottish grump Rory and firecracker Zoe in Highland Games and then follow their story in Hollywood Games. I always wanted to write about their wedding as there was such a lot of comedic potential, especially when all the other characters from the Kinloch series are involved…

  • What Evie is Reading

    I love the diversity of romance novels and this month I’ve got three very different books for you which are all absolutely fabulous in their own unique way. Saint Dick is a phenomenal Christmas romance that should be read at ANY time of the year, Chaos is my Brand is one of the most intelligent and vibrant books I have ever read, and Alien Exile is yet another beautifully written, page-turning, heart wrenching book from Ursa Dax. I loved them all and can’t wait to share my reviews with you!

  • Musical Games release

    Musical Games is the fourth and final novel in the Kinloch series, and, like Kissing Games, has had an unusual gestation. Sam and Jamie’s story originally featured in Hollywood Games, but when we were going through years of edits, my editor and I decided that they deserved their own book. So I removed some of the extra detail about them getting together from Hollywood Games to put in Musical Games. Musical Games reads perfectly as a standalone, but if you want more context, and some fabulously funny and sexy books, then check out the rest of the Kinloch series first! Originally Sam and Jamie’s story was going to be number…

  • What Evie is Reading

    Are you sitting comfortably? Tray tables stowed and seat belts fastened? Because I’m about to take you on a wild ride courtesy of three high-flying books. We’ve got a rock star second-chance Christmas romance, a winning witchy story for spooky season, and a romcom with zero G’s but plenty of O’s. Whether you want to hang out in an Irish castle, make magic on Halloween, or become weightless with a six foot nine hockey star, I’ve got you covered.

  • What Evie is Reading

    In this book review blog I’ve got two new authors for you and one of my all time favourites. We’re heading into the world of high end art theft, camping in the wilds of Oregon, and taking a road trip across Australia in ‘The Shaggin Wagon’. These three books are absolutely fabulous romance reads and I hope you love them as much as I do. So, keep your valuables within sight at all times, slap on the sunscreen, and get ready for some glorious grumpy/sunshine!

  • Romance Novels and Mental Health

    Reading has always been an escape for me, as romance novels were always my go-to choice as they guaranteed a happy ending. I don’t want to watch a film or read a book that doesn’t end happily. This does somewhat limit my choices, but I want to be lifted up, not dragged down.