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One summer’s day, Betty let love carry her a step too far. That exquisite sun dappled afternoon became one of her best memories, but also the catalyst for the worst experience of her life. Now elderly, Betty has been running from her past since she was a teenager, and it’s about to catch up [...]
I’ve been reading a great deal recently about how chick-lit has gone into decline. Firstly, The Bookseller reported that there’d been a 10% fall in sales of chick-lit, and secondly, there have recently been quite a few prominent critiques of chick-lit as a genre (such as Polly Courtney’s decision to leave HarperCollins after [...]
Denyse lives in the South of England in a house otherwise filled with males – husband, boys and pets – she writes to escape the testosterone.
She is the author of Without Alice, My Dream of You, and her [...]
Without Alice is D. J. Kirkby’s debut novel is available to order from all good bookshops priced £7.99.
Have you ever had a secret? One so important that it feels as if it will tear you in two? Stephen’s got one. He’s also got a great job, beautiful wife and an adorable son. Outwardly [...]
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