Are you ready to curl up with some cosy crime? The third instalment in The Village Detectives series is now available in ebook, paperback, hardback and audiobook. You can click on the cover to learn more, or read on... The Little Black Book Killer revisits the leafy riverside village of Inkbury, where an online dating … Continue reading New Fiona Walker Book Out Today!
Wild Garlic, Lilac Trees and May Bees…
The fields outside my study window are once again a-bleat with lambs that sound so child-like, I keep rushing outside on a wave of maternal instinct. Once there, the hedges are bubbling with birdsong, and the garden is a pomade of sweet scents. I *so* love spring! All of which makes me doubly grateful that … Continue reading Wild Garlic, Lilac Trees and May Bees…
It’s Publication Day!
I’m excitedly strapping on my digital roller-skates to announce through my virtual megaphone that a brand new Fiona Walker novel is out today, published worldwide by the brilliant Boldwood Books. The Poison Pen Letters sees the Village Detectives back in action in leafy Inkbury. Filled with colourful characters and dastardly deeds - plus plenty of … Continue reading It’s Publication Day!
(Un)covering a New Village Mystery
I’m delighted to reveal the gorgeously deadly cover of the second novel in The Village Detectives series, The Poison Pen Letters, which comes out on 8th November. https://videopress.com/v/CGeFp7hM?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Phoebe and Juno are back with a new case, and it's perplexingly toxic! There are plenty more sinister goings-on in beautiful Inkbury, alongside new friendships, family fracas, … Continue reading (Un)covering a New Village Mystery
French Relations – Thirtieth Anniversary
My first novel, French Relations, was published on 7th July 1994, which makes it thirty today. Shocking to realise that it is now older than I was back then. I started writing it in my early twenties to pass the time whilst recuperating from illness, returning from a hectic London house-share to my parents’ Berkshire … Continue reading French Relations – Thirtieth Anniversary
Sunshine, paperbacks and that criminally cosy comeback…
May has come as a delicious shock because I’ve barely looked up from writing since February. Then, earlier this week, I delivered the second Village Detectives novel – out in November, yippee – and realised that Spring's finally sprung, the greyhounds were out in the garden sunbathing, and it’s publication month already. First Country Secrets … Continue reading Sunshine, paperbacks and that criminally cosy comeback…
Going Undercover in a Blood-Splattered Jacket
With my life of crime now in full swing, I’m thrilled to share the cover of the first book in the Village Detectives series, The Art of Murder. Isn’t it drop-dead gorgeous? The Art of Murder comes out on May 20th. You can pre-order a copy by following the link below. Meanwhile, the clever team … Continue reading Going Undercover in a Blood-Splattered Jacket
My New Life of Crime
I’m delighted to have book news to share! The first of my Village Detectives series is coming out in May 2024. Reuniting to solve mysteries whilst navigating midlife mayhem and a generous dollop of late-blooming romance are two of my all-time favourite heroines, Phoebe Fredericks from Kiss Chase and Juno Glenn from Snap Happy. I’ve … Continue reading My New Life of Crime
Old friends and new books…When Kiss Chase met Snap Happy
I’m ridiculously excited about next year and can’t wait to reveal the new Fiona Walker series, with two books in store for 2024 (yes, two!). Alas, I can’t say much yet because - like novelty socks, perfume and the latest Jamie Oliver - my surprise must stay under wraps until after Christmas. But I think … Continue reading Old friends and new books…When Kiss Chase met Snap Happy
Out now! A Comptons Christmas novella
Ding-dong Merrily on the Village Green! I’m terrifically excited to announce that this year, the Comptons villagers are starring in a festive special. The fairy lights are glowing, the carol singers are practising their harmonies, and snow is forecast. When Petra is tasked with finding a donkey for the annual Nativity Procession, she enlists the … Continue reading Out now! A Comptons Christmas novella