‘Roisin’ is finally finished.  It’s number 8 in the ‘Saltbury Chronicles’ series and on the whole I’m rather proud of it.  I sweated blood trying to get chapter 1 good enough, but though I say so who shouldn’t, I think the rest is some of the best work I’ve ever done.  So relax as impish Goth drummer Hazel Fauld leads us through a mix of Rock, fashion, lesbian romance and the usual sadness, laughter and eccentricity.

Kindle have really excelled themselves. I uploaded the manuscript last night and it usually takes a day or two to appear on Amazon, but it’s already available now world wide, so here if you’re in the States or here if you’re in the UK. I really hope you’ll like it.

This is the cover blurb:

All-woman Rock band ‘Fauld’ is going from strength to strength. Led by bubbly Goth, Hazel Fauld and her supermodel sister Roisin, they are successfully building a fan-base and sensing the dawn of fame. They make their first record, and then supergroup ‘Xeroed’ ask them to be support act for a series of huge gigs. It’s a wonderful opportunity, but dangerous stresses develop. The keyboard player is pregnant to the guitarist’s husband. The drummer breaks up with her fiancé, the bass player. Friendships suffer such terrible misunderstandings that the band seems hell-bent on self-destruction. Everything they’ve built is threatened. So can ‘Fauld’ survive to reap the rewards they’ve worked for so hard? Meanwhile, Hazel and her friend Aimee must design the ultimate Goth dress. Her girlfriend Annie is recovering well. Her old school friend, Weird Brenda, wants Haze to model for a book on mischief spirits, and her precocious little sister Sofie has a play-group boyfriend. As ever the story takes place in a world of bittersweet humour and gloriously eccentric characters.