Last week saw the fourth anniversary of the publication of my first book - "New Beginnings in Vancouver Island" and today sees the third and final book in this Colville series with "Farewell to Vancouver Island". It tells Sam Gray's story in the Fraser River goldfields. When I stop to think about it, that's six… Continue reading Two sagas and six Books!l
Tag: Historical fiction
Spring Musings
I've been hibernating over the winter and after yesterday's clear blue sky and rise in temperature for the final day of February I feel I can really get going. Not that I've been sitting around doing nothing. I've turned over a lot of reading pages over the past two months, published a new book, written… Continue reading Spring Musings
LORNA GOES TO DUBLIN
OCTOBER MUSINGS –
WHITEHAVEN - HARBOUR TOKEN For my September blog heading I used an 18th Century harbour token inscribed on the front with WHITEHAVEN and on the back, HARBOUR. Several people enquired about it. It's thought they were handed to ship's masters by the harbour collector to indicate the ship's dues had been paid. Being ready to… Continue reading OCTOBER MUSINGS –
Ros Rendle – in conversation with Lorna Hunting.
Ros is a fellow member of the Belmont Belles and Beaux Romantic Novelists Association (RNA) Leicester Chapter and we often travel to and from meetings together on the train. This gives us a good opportunity to catch up on each other's lives and work. I have read several of Ros's books, particularly enjoying Sunflowers for… Continue reading Ros Rendle – in conversation with Lorna Hunting.
LK Wilde, author – in conversation with Lorna Hunting
I enjoyed LK Wilde's debut novel, Silver Darlings, so much that I recommended it to our local book group here in Stamford. It is the first of the Watson Family Saga series published in 2021. She followed this with a true story of her relative “Queenie of Norwich” which is a fascinating account of an… Continue reading LK Wilde, author – in conversation with Lorna Hunting






