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The Office Party
In the run up to their works' Christmas party, Maria's colleague, Clair, has her eye on the new guy, Alex. But it's Maria herself who finds she's the object of unexpected attention. A short story for Christmas. 'Well-written,' (Goodreads). 'Cute,' (Retailer review).
Art & Grace
Bristol, England, in the early Nineteenth Century. The slave trade has been abolished but slavery itself has not yet been outlawed. Bess, a young woman of mixed heritage, has an ambiguous position in the home of the once-eminent Liston family. Raised and educated alongside the family’s children, Richard and Artemisia, she has been increasingly confined to the role of a domestic servant since the death of Joshua Liston, the household’s head. When Richard Liston instigates an introduction between Captain Adam Bryce, a Royal Naval officer of repute, and his sister, Artemisia, Adam shows greater interest in Bess. Pressed by Artemisia to stalk Adam, Bess’s problems begin. And when the ailin...
High Sea
Samantha, a seamstress, stows away on a ship bound for Australia, disguised as a boy. Discovered by the ship's doctor, John Seacombe, she becomes his assistant. However, she rapidly finds that her growing feelings for Doctor John mean that her disguise is a hindrance, rather than a help. And when the feisty Estelle McEwan enters the scene, things become even more complicated for Sam. A short Victorian romance.
Opening Night
Lisa is invited to the opening night of the local am-dram production by her friend, Maddie. There she encounters Jason, an old flame, but she's daunted by the glamorous young woman on his arm. Just who is Alice? A coffee-break read. "This short story can be savoured slowly, like sipping the perfect cup of tea!" (4-star review). "A sweet short story; a second chance with first love," (Goodreads). "Fun," (4-star review).
The Family Tree
When Jack finds a wooden box in his grandma's attic, a family secret is unearthed and his grandma faces a dilemma: should she keep it in the family or keep it to herself? A short story. "A nice, well-edited, mystery," (Review). "A well-written short story ... a sweet but sad tale," (Goodreads).
Clifton
'This isn’t my life…' Michelle, involuntarily-single thirty-something, is living beyond her means but desperate to retain the flat and urbane lifestyle she enjoys in the sought-after suburb of Clifton. When she meets Lawrence, successful businessman, she thinks her prayers may have been answered. Lowenna and Jack’s marriage is falling apart. But Adam loves Lowenna infinitely – whilst Imelda loves Jack madly. Love is never straightforward, particularly not when it’s played out against a backdrop of aspiration, ambition and graft. Imelda learns this lesson the hard way. A novella.
Kitty
Kitty Lewis travels with her younger sister, Clara, to join their family for the season in Bath. Her mother is intent upon finding a husband for their elder sister, Lucinda, and believes she has found the perfect match in Captain James Northwood, a distinguished naval officer. With time, however, Kitty begins to suspect that her sister’s affection lies elsewhere. Meanwhile, her own plan, to keep her head firmly fixed in a book and thus avoid all the nonsense going on about her, goes gradually awry. "A charming short story, with amusing and likeable characters, that will have you smiling the whole way through … captured the spirit of our well-loved Regency romances far better than some lengthier works," (Goodreads review). "A delightful short story. Very much in the style of Jane Austen, I loved the witty characters and the look at aristocratic life," (5 star review). "Nice Jane Austen-esque story; great for reading in the tub or just before going to sleep."
The Ramblers
Two friends, Sandy and Angela, join a rambling group in the hope of finding love. The girls are unused to walking and ill-equipped for their expedition. Early in the walk Angela hurts her ankle but she refuses to give up. Events that follow challenge both girls' first impressions of their fellow ramblers. A coffee-break read. "A really cute, well-written story, for ages 12 and up," (5-Star Review). "Well-written short read," (Goodreads).
The Laird's Right-Hand Lady
Jess Fielding is Cameron McCallum’s newly-appointed personal assistant. He is due to take over from his father as Laird on their Scottish Highland estate. Used to the corporate world, Jess finds that, whilst the professional demands of her new role are straightforward, the domestic and family dynamics in Cameron’s stately home leave her feeling daunted. Instantly attracted to Cameron, Jess begins to suspect that her feelings are reciprocated. But the appearance of Alexandra, an old university friend of Cameron’s, upsets their blossoming romance. Cameron’s father is determined that his son should make a match fit for a Laird. Will Cameron live up to his father’s expectations or follow his heart? "Who doesn't love a Scottish castle and a handsome Laird-in-waiting? Easy to read and entertaining," (4 star review, Goodreads). "A solid romance with no explicit scenes. The characters are well done, and the read engaging," (NetGalley). "A fun little read … perfect for anyone wanting a quick story." "An easy read. Would recommend."
The Fight for Dolores
When Cal McCoy, American heir to a business empire, shows an interest in buying West Lough Lodge in rural Ireland, his real estate agent, Maggie O’Reilly, does her best to put him off. She has good reason to prevent the sale and can’t abide Cal but she worries that her work colleague will blow her cover. To add to Maggie’s troubles, everybody thinks Cal is wonderful – Maggie just doesn’t get it. Cal is determined to get his palatial, lakeside residence but, before long, the pursuit of Maggie becomes his main goal. A short, contemporary romantic comedy. 'A feel-good story,' (4 star review). 'A sweet, cute, short story,' (4 star review). 'Easy to read and enjoyable,' (4 star review, Goodreads).
