The Yorkshire Pudding Club

When three South Yorkshire friends picnic on top of an ancient fertility symbol, who could have known that within four months they would all have their own eggs fertilised!

For Helen, pregnancy is a dream come true. But the more the baby grows inside her, the more she can see her outwardly perfect marriage crumbling before her eyes.

For career-woman Janey, it is a nightmare. How could it have happened? She and her husband George, ecstatic at the prospect of being a dad, were always so careful over contraception.

And the emotionally lost Elizabeth is not only carrying a child she fears she will never love, but she must also deal with the return of a man whose love she can never have.

‘Heart-warming, hilarious and (goose-)bump inducing, the warm and wonderful YORKSHIRE PUDDING CLUB will satisfy the cravings of all those who are in – or dream about joining – their own pudding club’

The Birds and the Bees

Publication date due approximately 1st March 2008

Although she is a best-selling writer of ‘Midnight Moon’ romantic fiction, Stevie Honeywell has been the unluckiest woman in real-life love ever. And it’s not something that looks likely to change either – especially when the big, red-haired Scot Adam MacLean bursts into her house to tell her that her fiancé Matthew has run off to Majorca with his partner Joanna.

But even though Adam and Stevie each blame the other for this situation – and it’s hate at first sight for them both - they realize they need to work together to win back their errant partners with a mad bonkers plan that just might work. But it’s going to take an awful lot of good acting and tongue-biting to convince anyone that the feisty Stevie and the rough, gruff Adam have become the perfect romantic couple themselves.

Like the Scottish country jig ‘The Birds and the Bees’ the couples split and repair to partner other dancers. But will the jolly music along the way soften Stevie and Adam’s hearts towards each other? And just who will Stevie be dancing with when the music stops?

'You don't have to be from Yorkshire to like this one'

'This is one of those rare and wonderful books which you cannot put down once you start to read, and can't bear to finish.'  Amazon review from Rachel in Plymouth.