Novels
Saving Missy (2020) aka
The Love Story of Missy Carmichael Em & Me (2022) aka
Delphine Jones Takes a Chance Lucky Day (2024) aka
Clover Hendry's Day Off
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The Lodgers (2023)Eithne Shortall"A sumptuous holiday read ... an endearingly oddball cast of characters, a lovely romance, and several intriguing mysteries, all in one gorgeous package."Mother's Day (2023)Abigail Burdess"A twisted, gruesome and diabolically funny exploration of motherhood that I lapped up like a feral cat. Dark, weird and brilliant, Mother's Day will haunt you - particularly Marlene, a jaw-dropping creation, the mother of malign mothers." The Lost Ticket (2022)The Girl on the 88 Bus
Freya Sampson"Such a lovely, charming read, full of flawed yet endearing characters, with the most uplifting, bittersweet ending." The Funny Thing About Norman Foreman (2021)Julietta Henderson"What a charming, funny and cheering read. There's such a lovely, buoyant innocence to Norman and his quest—a coming-of-age that tickles and moves in equal measure. The writing is sharp but tender and in the same way that Marcus in About a Boy strengthens his house of cards, Norman builds the eccentric, loving network he deserves." Everything After (2021)Jill Santopolo"A thoughtful, life-affirming exploration of choice, regret and missed opportunity. I’m sure we all have a sense of that life unlived; whether it would have been better or more fulfilling to have taken another fork in the road, and this book allows that longing to play out, with all the subsequent messiness and upheaval. Santopolo deftly untangles those knots in the necklace, arriving at a rich and satisfying conclusion." Dog Days (2021)Ericka Waller"Dog Days is a Russian doll of a book that twists and tugs each outer husk, revealing delicate and poignant inner layers. Irascible old bastard George, with the soft core of a Scotch egg; Dan, a shy counsellor who keeps his jazz hands firmly lowered; Lizzie, a fragile, fact-loving mother weighed down by scars and secrets. It’s a soulful, lyrical tale that brings them - and their dogs - together in a satisfying whole. Such a treat." The Other Daughter (2021)Caroline Bishop"A tightly plotted and absorbing tale of one woman's journey to uncover the secrets of her birth. It beautifully fuses the personal and the political in its exploration of motherhood and women's rights, as Jess tries to reconcile herself to her own choices, and the choices made by those who came before her." The Push (2021)Ashley Audrain"The Push is a freight train of a read - it barrels into you and propels you along, taking you places you're not sure you want to go. I found it disturbing, upsetting, and utterly compelling." Girl A (2021)Abigail Dean"Girl A is extraordinary. Pitch black, forensic, and uncomfortably riveting, but with such a thread of humour and tenderness." Visitors also looked at these authors
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