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|  | | Fourteen Days Later
My first novel, Fourteen Days Later, was short listed for the Harry Bowling Prize 2008 and received a Highly Commended by the Yeovil Literary Prize 2009. It is a romantic comedy with a unique infusion of British and Turkish Cypriot culture. Written in a similar style to Catherine Alliott, it is My Big Fat Greek Wedding meets P.S. I Love You. Watch out for a sequel set in North Cyprus.
p class="contentDescr descr">When accident-prone Helen Grey finds a thong stuffed into the pocket of her boyfriend’s best work trousers, it’s time for her to move on. His excuse that he needed to dust the photocopier and just thought that it was a rag sounds like a lame excuse.
p class="contentDescr descr">Helen’s life is propelled in an unexpected direction after her best friend, Ayshe, sets her a fourteen-day, life-changing challenge. Helen receives a task everyday which she must complete without question. The tasks are designed to build her confidence and boost her | |  | | The Fashion Police
The Fashion Police is my second novel, and the ending is set up for a series of novels featuring the feisty Amber Fox. It is a screwball comedy-mystery, combining murder and mayhem with romance and chick-lit. Written in a similar style to Janet Evanovich, it is Myron Bolitar meets Bridget Jones.
p class="contentDescr descr">Amber Fox has been making too many mistakes lately and something’s got to give…
p class="contentDescr descr">For starters, Amber accidentally shoots Chief Inspector Janice Skipper and gets thrown off the police force. The only one who knows the truth about the incident is Amber, but no one will believe her.
p class="contentDescr descr">After accepting a job as an insurance investigator from her ex-fiancé, Brad Beckett, it turns out that Brad thinks they’ve still got unfinished business and the job description includes sexual f |
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