NEW RELEASE NOV 2021 – Lovers, Leavers & Keepers
My latest release is romance set in downtown Lagos and in a busy school in inner city London. Now available in paperback and on Amazon Kindle.
A class act – work in progress
One woman. Two men who would change her destiny forever – one for good and the other in the worst way possible. One, a bad mistake that will haunt her for years to come but holds secrets about her no one must know. The other – the keeper, the...
Date for a dare part 2 – Excerpt
Alicia eyed the water chute warily. “I don’t know.” ” Come on girl…..where’s your sense of adventure?” She could hear people shrieking and see them waving their arms in the air as they slid down the channel chute. She shook her head. He laughed...
Unbelonging at Waverley
Work in progress …… Ruth 1957 The journey to Willow Oak Farm, a little place tucked away on the Hampshire dales is long and tedious. A young woman sits uncomfortably in a neat blue suit – as if she is uncomfortable with the kind of outfit. She...
The declaration – Excerpt from Love’s persuasion
Ada is furious at Tony’s behaviour. She wishes she never let herself imagine that he had feelings for her. Ada’s lips tightened as she held tightly on to the TV remote. She noticed that Liz’s attention seemed to be fixed on the window which...
What’s love got to do with it?
The swell of rousing music fills the air as a gasp of appreciation escapes from some lips. Others crane their heads to get a better look at what is going on. Photographers hustle, for good vantage points to get a good picture. The young woman...
Upstairs and downstairs
I fill my lungs with air and expel – enjoying the tranquillity of a second, that turns to a minute, and then another and I close my eyes willing myself to sleep before the next onslaught, that shatters another night as I see sleep elude me again...
Susannah’s Box
Betty Mensah was a girl who had a lot going for her. Only she didn’t know it. An only child, she had graduated from University when she was in her early twenties, which I think gave her too much spare time on her hands – too much time to think...
The girl who loved too much
Betty Mensah was a girl who had a lot going for her. Only she didn’t know it. An only child, she had graduated from University when she was in her early twenties, which I think gave her too much spare time on her hands – too much time to think...
How I learnt about Africa
I thought I knew Africa and I guess I did in a distant kind of way you think you know that new couple that’s just moved into the street. That is another thing about this new England. Someone kills their Missus and the neighbours tell the...
Women of the Diaspora – Holding up their world
The family unit is the corner stone of civilisation. A lot of responsibility is thrown on the shoulders of the woman and she is expected to ensure that her family is well taken care of, wherever in the world she might find herself she is expected...
My Publishing Journey
Musing when I should be writing Facebooking when I should be creating another character A Story, a place a person A face I have three books I add bits to every time I’m inspired Which isn’t as often as I would like A full time job and ideas of...