Part Ten? Seriously? Yep! I am SO flattered you guys love my book covers so much that you show off your photos on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. It’s been fifteen months since London Belongs to Me came out in October 2016 and the photos just keep coming…there are over 300
London may get top billing in my books’ titles, but Manchester is just as important to Alex Sinclair. After all, Manchester is the young American’s birthplace and home to her dad Michael, step-mum Helen, and feisty motorcycle-riding grandmother, Joan. Let’s go behind-the-scenes. Let’s head up north! I LOVE Manchester! My
One of the fun parts about writing a book is how you can let your imagination run wild. You don’t have to stay rooted in reality and can make up shops, restaurants, even names of bands, TV shows, and movies (Cider with Rosie, Lairds and Liars, Equinox Ten, Full Throttle 3: Blood
Food, glorious food! My characters like food a little bit TOO much, but hey, that’s one of the reasons why we get along so well! They eat, they drink, and they think about junk food (mostly) far too often. So, let’s go on a gastronomic tour of the good, the
Welcome to where it all begins! It’s at the heart of my first two books, London Belongs to Me and London, Can You Wait?, it’s Alex’s first London home, and the place where so much of her story unfolds. Let’s visit London Fields! London Fields—located in Hackney, East London—goes back
How would you like to meet your favourite author? Thanks to PGC Books, that chance rolled my way in mid-November when they arranged for me to interview Sunday Times bestselling author, Karen Swan. Yes, THAT Karen Swan—renowned author of huge international favourites such as Christmas at Tiffany’s, Christmas Under the Stars,
Book lovers know that USA Today’s HEA (Happy Ever After) is THE place to go for romance recommendations, so you can imagine how thrilled I was to be asked to do a Q&A with them! Click here to read the full interview. And if you want to read the piece
Please read… Well, this news was not the welcome home present I wanted…just back from the UK, I discovered this afternoon that some unscrupulous online ‘shops’ are creating & selling pirated paperbacks of my novels. This revelation is in addition to the battle I’ve been waging for the past year
Friday, November 10 was book signing day! At the midtown Toronto Indigo store (Yonge and Eglinton), I signed copies of both London Belongs to Me and the just released London, Can You Wait?, gave out bookmarks, and met fellow book lovers—both old and new friends! I wish we snapped photos
Who doesn’t need an extra bookmark? My November newsletter included an exclusive subscriber-only international giveaway of the London Belongs to Me and London, Can You Wait? bookmarks (three designs). I originally said there would be five winners, but what the heck…let’s send them out to ten! The winners are: Jaime
