Are you a member of a bookclub or do you run your local group?
Would you like to read one of my novels with your book club? Or delve deeper into the novels? If so, you might wish to take advantage of the Bookclub Reading Notes for my books.
Below you can download reading notes with a set of discussion points, for The Nordic Heart series, including The English Heart, The Faithful Heart, The Good Heart, as well as on my Nordic family drama, Coffee and Vodka.
If you’ve already read any of the books above, go and have a look at the notes and tell me what you think! You can get in touch by emailing me or contacting me on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.
Join my Readers Group!
If you’d like to get weekly updates from my writing life, do join my Readers Group. As a bonus and ‘thank you for joining, you get a free book! You can choose from two of the prequel stories for my series.
The Young Heart
The Young Heart is a prequel novella to The Nordic Heart series of contemporary fiction books.
He fell for her at first sight. But at only fourteen, is she too young for him? If you like an “honest and intimate” bittersweet love story, you’ll adore “The Finnish Lolita” by Helena Halme.
The Day We Met
The Day We Met is a short prequel story to my latest fiction series, Love on the Island. The series is set on the wonderfully quirky Åland Island, situated in the Baltic waters between Finland and Sweden, but this short story takes place at Uppsala University in Stockholm.
Do you immediately know when you meet THE ONE?
It’s a snowy day at Uppsala University in Sweden where Alicia is studying English. A migraine is threatening to ruin her day, and the last thing she expects is to meet the man of her dreams.
Liam, a recently qualified British doctor, is in Uppsala attending a medical conference when a beautiful leggy blonde chooses to sit at the same table as him in the busy student canteen. She’s not the first woman Liam has been attracted to, but there’s something beguiling about this young student and he cannot take his eyes off her.
