debut – Elisabeth Hobbes Writes History

$1.99 book sale!

Harlequin have been publishing ebooks for ten years! To celebrate they’re offering 10,000 ebooks at $1.99 each, including my first book Falling for Her Captor. If you haven’t read it now is your chance to get hold of a copy. Falling for Her Captor at $1.99 Readers have described it as A feisty heroine, aContinue reading “$1.99 book sale!”

One year on

This time last year I was reeling from The Call. Feeling nostalgic I decided to look back through this blog to reminisce and discovered I never wrote about it. So here it is: Have you ever wondered how writers feel when they finally get The Call? I know I have. Whenever I fantasised about itContinue reading “One year on”

Review Roundup

I always said I would never read reviews if, and when I got published. I also said I’d stop biting my nails, exercise every day and only ever eat chocolate at the weekends. Yeah, right. That was always going to work. A few kind friends offered to vet them for me first but I can’tContinue reading “Review Roundup”

Casting the roles

Back long before I ever thought I’d get published I made a Facebook page for the book and amused myself by deciding who I would like to play the parts. For a bit of a distraction on a wet, gloomy Sunday afternoon here is the album. Hugh alternates between being Richard Armitage and Tom EllisContinue reading “Casting the roles”

An interview with Rachael Thomas

Since entering ‘So You Think You Can Write’ last year I’ve been lucky to get to know some fabulous writers and I’d like to share some of their stories with you. Rachael Thomas was one of the Top 10 finalists in So You Think You Can Write 2013. Her debut novel ‘A Deal Before theContinue reading “An interview with Rachael Thomas”

Becoming a reality

In front of me on the table is a box of books. Six North American copies of my book (which from what I can see refers to me as a mom not mum). Mine. Which I wrote. As I write these words I can’t stop grinning. The kids dragged me out of the shower toContinue reading “Becoming a reality”