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Hello,

I write novels under different pseudonyms (dependent on genre), and over the years I've had a lot of help from people in this wonderful community in helping to edit and proof read them ahead of publication. They're now available all week to download for free on Amazon and will be available on Kindle Unlimited for a few months longer. Similar books will follow in the months to come.

Please download, read and enjoy. You're more than welcome to leave a kind review if you have the time. It is greatly appreciated.


Regency: The Other Half
Lady Wolsingham is determined to prove to her cynical father that somebody of a more humble background would be their equal if provided with the same upbringing. Fortunately for her, the perfect opportunity presents itself when she finds someone who looks suspiciously just like her living in the local colliery.

Amazon.co.uk/Other-Half-Wallington-Ma...

Western: Rain Follows The Plow
When Neil Johnson-String moves to Wyoming, seeking a quieter life on a secluded ranch, he feels he is finally flourishing when he meets lovely local resident Miley Mitchell. That is, until they discover his ranch is directly atop of the mythical Carbon County gold deposit. Wanting peace, he'll find only trouble from the corrupt sheriff O'Malley, who wants the riches and Miley for himself.

Amazon.co.uk/Rain-Follows-The-Plow-Pe...

Romance: Recipe For Disaster
When Peter receives word of his mother's passing in rural Northumberland, he must return to settle her estate, dreading making a decision over what to do with her beloved chocolate shop. Unfortunately for him, his brother's contemptuous girlfriend and a rival chocolatier have other plans for it, and only childhood sweetheart Lucy is there to help him navigate it all.

Amazon.co.uk/Recipe-For-Disaster-Ashl...



If you enjoy these, here is an earlier Western:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hundredth-Me...

And an earlier Regency:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Promises-Pru...

Hi everyone, I just finished a novel that opens with this line:

“When my mother died, my father smiled and said: your mother is dead.”

From that moment, I couldn’t stop asking:
Was it a natural death… or did the father kill her?

The book doesn’t give a clear answer — it leaves it to the reader to judge. That ambiguity really stuck with me. It’s not a thriller in the traditional sense, but the tension is constant and internal. You feel like you’re holding your breath, waiting for someone to tell the truth that never comes.

If you enjoy slow-burn psychological stories where silence is the real weapon — this might be for you.

📚 It’s currently free on Kindle if anyone wants to read it and weigh in — I’d honestly love to hear what others think happened.
(Just search The Protocol of Lebanese Housewives on Amazon.)
The Protocol of Lebanese Housewives: Inspired by true events