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Hotshot: Buy Direct Now!

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Want to buy my new sapphic football romance before it goes to Kindle & KU exclusively next week? You’re in luck! Hotshot is up for a special pre-sale as an ebook on my web shop for one week from today. Pre-sale ends Thursday, April 13th. If you’re Amazon-averse or prefer to buy direct, this is your chance. Download to your Kindle, iPhone or ereader now! It goes to Kindle, KU and print next week, so don’t delay.

Plus, when you buy direct, you get 25% off any other standalone novel in my shop for the whole week.

However, if you’d prefer to wait until it’s released on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited, that’s fab too. I appreciate however you want to buy and read. Your support whatever way you choose means the world.
 
Release Dates
Hotshot Buy Direct pre-sale: from today until April 13th on my web shop: https://payhip.com/b/uC6yl
Hotshot out on Kindle & Kindle Unlimited: April 17th.
Hotshot out in print: April 17th.

Click here to see the full cover & blurb and buy direct.

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Hotshot: First Chapter Preview!

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My brand-new lesbian romance, Hotshot, is out in April. This new one is set in the world of women’s football, an irresistible romance about the beautiful game. If you love female soccer, you’ll adore this blistering summer blockbuster oozing with goals, passion and scorching first kisses.

If you can’t wait until next month and fancy reading the first chapter before then, you’ll find it below. I hope you enjoy the sneak-peek! Continue reading » “Hotshot: First Chapter Preview!”

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How The Lionesses Inspired Me

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The Lionesses winning the European Championships was a huge inspiration to me. How will it inspire you?

This week, football came home. The England Women’s team beat eight-time winners Germany to take the crown, the first major footballing honour for our country since 1966. Even writing that gives me goosebumps. My wife and I bought tickets to the final ages ago, hoping England would make it. Not only did we make it, we only went and won it. I swear, I haven’t stopped smiling all week.

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Who Will Be Tottenham’s Next Manager?

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Farewell then, Andre: our Portugese man of war who lost too many battles in the end. He looked beautiful on the touchline but often flummoxed as to what to do next, his face not betraying much but his eyes a whirlpool of panic. So now that the AVB era is finally over though, who’s next to step up to the plate and take on the Spurs cause? Capello? Hoddle? Laudrup? Benitez? Here are some alternative options that might be worth consideration… Continue reading » “Who Will Be Tottenham’s Next Manager?”

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A Woman Alone In A Bar? Shocking…

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On Saturday, I went to watch the London derby of Spurs vs Chelsea in a bar – and since I could drum up no interest from anyone else I was with, I went alone. Apparently this is still a shocking turn of events for some men whose eyes seemed to spin in their sockets at the sight of a woman solo in a pub, even though I checked my calendar and we are indeed living in the year 2013… Continue reading » “A Woman Alone In A Bar? Shocking…”

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Football: The Not So Beautiful Game

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I’ve been a Spurs fan all my life, ever since Hoddle and Waddle were dazzling with their silky skills at the Lane. I bought my first T-shirt aged 10, went to my first match aged 16, even moved to Stoke Newington so I could walk to games. I’ve also been a member at Spurs for the past 12 years. But lately, something’s happened – I’ve developed football inertia, football ennui. Put simply, I’m just not that bothered anymore… Continue reading » “Football: The Not So Beautiful Game”

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