New Lesbian Romance Series!

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In my previous post about what I learned in 2015, I wrote about writing more books. Last year, I wrote two from start to finish, so this year, why not try for more? So this January, I’ve put my money where my mouth is and I’ve decided to write a new lesbian romance series, based on Tori & Holly, stars of All I Want For Christmas. I couldn’t let Tori & Holly go, so I decided I didn’t have to. So this blog is to let you know that my new book, All I Want For Valentine’s, is due out on January 29th – and expect more throughout the year! Continue reading » “New Lesbian Romance Series!”

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All I Want For Christmas: Cover Reveal!

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My new book All I Want For Christmas is due out October 31st and my excitement levels are so off the festive scale, I even went out and bought some mince pies to celebrate. Yes, that rock ‘n’ roll! Above is the cover for the new book, which I’m thrilled with. The story is a Christmas lesbian romance, and to tempt you more, here’s the blurb:

Christmas without a girlfriend sucks: no love, no presents, no sex. So Tori Hammond gives herself one month to find that special lady by December 25th. She’s got a dating app and she’s a woman on a mission.

However, Tori’s dates come with their own complications, and when her first love strolls back into her life, her world is sent into freefall. Will Tori land on her feet and find the woman of her dreams? And if she does, will it be who she expected?

From the author of Amazon best-sellers London Calling, This London Love and The Long Weekend, Clare Lydon has created another page-turner bursting with seasonal attitude and wit. If you’re a fan of romantic comedies, prepare to be swept off your festive feet.

I’ll be giving you a sneak-peek of the first chapter of All I Want For Christmas next week, so watch this space.

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The Lesbian Book Club with Crin Claxton

Welcome to episode ten of The Lesbian Book Club – yes, episode ten! I’m so enjoying doing this podcast and I hope you enjoy listening too. It’s given me the opportunity to interview some great lesfic authors, including this time around with fellow Londoner & lesbian fiction author Crin Claxton.

Crin just published her third book Death’s Doorway in June, the follow-up to The Supernatural Detective. She chats about her love of London and cooking, her butch identity, her writing process and how she plans to put out a book a year from now on.

As well as the fab chat with Crin, I also give you the low-down on the Amazon lesbian fiction charts in the UK and US, with notable books from Georgia Beers, Kiki Archer, Jade Winters, Robin Alexander and me! Plus, there’s a review of LFest, the GCLS awards and my upcoming hosting of the Brighton Pride Literature Live tent. If you’re going to Brighton Pride on August 1st, stop by and say hi!

The Lesbian Book Club is hosted and produced by MyLesbianRadio.com

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LFest 2015: Indie Author Panel

This year’s LFest at Uttoxeter Racecourse had it all – sunshine, women, books & song. Really, what more is there in life? By day, I soaked up some rays, got cultured in the Arts Tent and ate some of the largest ice creams ever imagined. By night I whooped to the likes of Stooshe & Lucy Spraggan, drank lager out of plastic cups and wore a cowboy hat with some style. Nearly. Continue reading » “LFest 2015: Indie Author Panel”

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Summer Readings!

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I’m now well into my summer stride – the light and fluffy duvet’s on, the BBQ has been used at least once and I’ve even sat in my garden to have breakfast. It’s like I live in LA or summat. You know what else summer’s about? Drinking beer in fields and getting all dreamy at festivals, that’s what! Over the next two weeks, I’ll be appearing at a couple of venues, so if you’re in the UK and coming along to either LFest or Brighton Pride, do stop by and say hi! Continue reading » “Summer Readings!”

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Thumbs Up For This London Love!

It’s just over two weeks since I launched my third book, and I couldn’t be happier with the response so far. People seem to be connecting with the book and the characters which is great – I was sad to say goodbye to them, but I’m happy that readers now get to say hello again! A lot of people have asked me if writing and launching books gets easier with every one you do, and to that I’d say a resounding no. Writing a book is hard, editing a book is hard, and launching a book takes courage – because every time you put a book out there, you offer up a little piece of yourself to the world and you’re never quite sure if the world’s going to like it… Continue reading » “Thumbs Up For This London Love!”

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