Book 2 of the Sorvaine Series has a date, and I'm barely holding it together. What the Crown Costs is out 18 September 2026 — a spare prince, a bride nobody thought to ask, one arranged marriage neither of them wanted, and a slow burn I swore I'd never write again. (That's twice now. I have questions for myself.) Here's everything I can tell you without spoiling it.
Read moreI'll be the first to admit it: I'm not good at coming up with chapter titles. So I made a quick decision to do the cliché thing and use song titles instead.
Read moreA confession: I don't actually like slow burn. Left to my own devices I want people falling into each other at speed. But Julian and Imogen refused to be rushed.
Read moreOne crown. Four very different men in its shadow. Four roses that know more about where they're headed than they do.
Read moreI should say upfront that I'm not a royalist. I find the entire concept genuinely bizarre — the inherited power, the ceremony, the public money. I have never once looked at an actual monarchy and thought yes, this is a sensible way to run a country. And then I wrote a royal romance.
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