I am delighted to tell you about my latest novel, Her Forgotten Hours! This is a story that has been brewing for years and I am so thrilled to finally get to share it with you. It’s about a female pilot who steals a plane to find and save the man she loves. I think…
Hello, hello! Yes, me again. I’m like a bus, right? You wait for ages and then two bloody blog posts come at once. Sorry! Last one today, promise! But I have some exciting news. I’m thrilled to reveal the cover of my latest book, Christmas at Hope Cottage, which is out on Oct 18, but available…
Hello my lovelies! Super excited to share my news with you! I’m thrilled to reveal the cover for my third novel, The Cornish Escape! As some of you may know, this is the follow up story of ‘Smudge’, Stuart’s sister from A Cornish Christmas, though it is a fully standalone novel and you don’t have…
Hello my lovelies, Some super exciting news, which some of you may have heard about on the Twitters – thanks so much to all of you rock stars for sharing and tweeting me!! For those of you who haven’t heard, I am delighted to let you know that my previously published novella The Postcard has been…
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Ta-dah!! Here is the gorgeous cover for The Summer Escape – previously published as An Invincible Summer but now a new and extended version. I really think my publishers Bookouture did an incredible job! It so perfectly captures the spirit of the story, as well as a glimpse of Summer yet to come … It’s also…
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So yesterday the incredibly talented and fabulous designer and illustrator Tanya Bezuidenhout, of The Tin Can Studio, who just happens to be a great friend (yes, I am that lucky) sent me the cover for The Postcard. We’d been working on the draft for a couple of days, playing around with different ideas including using an actual…
Here is an extract from my forthcoming short novel, a magical ghost story set in Cornwall. The Postcard *** It’s only when I make to close the desk that I see it; a paper triangle peeking out from the metal arm. It’s tightly wedged, but after some wiggling I manage to pry it loose, only in…
Lily Graham 