I write contemporary romantic fiction, using humor to describe past, present and sought after relationships. My characters, some highly eccentric and some plain ordinary, are trying to make the most of their lives while carrying heaps of baggage. They struggle to balance the pressures of work, friends and families as they search for romance. The male perspective on relationships provides a refreshingly original viewpoint.
I was selected for the New Writers' Scheme of the UK Romantic Novelists’ Association and following this success, was taken on by the publisher Accent Press. 'A Street Café Named Desire' was released in December 2014 and shortlisted for the 2016 Joan Hessayon First Novel Award. 'The Engagement Party' was published in May 2015 and 'Jack and Jill Went Downhill' was released in June 2016.
I'm a member of the Society of Authors and of Cambridge Writers, where I lead a Commercial Editing Group. I was the organisation's short story competition winner in 2011, awarded third place in 2015, and my writing was commended in 2012 and 2014.
I have a new novel, Nothing Man, ready to go.
