Thoughts from the Hearthfire

You could be forgiven for thinking that I just haven't blogged in a while, but in fact I have moved the blog over to my website . Come...

More Tudor Witch romance, intrigue and danger  If you enjoyed Witchstruck at all (as I definitely did ), even the slightest bit, you mu...

Booktrust have compiled a list of the top 100 children's books, naming 25 each in 4 age categories. If you head over to their site, you...

I'm still in the midst of extreme busy-ness, and have been struggling somewhat, but I'll be back very soon. Next Friday, the 11th Oc...

I've been pretty absent online lately. Sorry about that. It's mostly due to starting a new job (yay!) and being pretty busy with wri...

Breath-taking second instalment in YA fantasy series With plenty of action as well as angsty emotional turmoil, this is a great read ...

Shocking, raw and powerful - a fab YA thriller  Reposting as this fab novel came out last week in paperback. I know that some people h...

Weird water creatures and mad explorers combine in a dazzlingly original children's fantasy adventure story  I so enjoyed this madca...

More delightful witchery from the Magic Trix series for young readers  This series is really just lovely. If it's new to you, don...

I'm really excited to have Sean Cummings here at the Hearthfire today, having loved both Poltergeeks and Student Bodies  (links to my r...