Good Evening All,
My last email was sent to you from very sunny, hot, Spain. My hubby and I had a few days away. We’ve returned to much the same temperature, which is amazing, usually when we get home it’s pouring with rain. So I won’t complain . . . except about the lack of air conditioning here!
But then just when I think I’ve covered all bases having been daft enough to book a break when The Abduction was due out, I get a message from the very
talented Lee Beddow, advising that finally, the audio version of Error of Judgement has gone live on Audible. I have been allocated some FREE codes, so if anyone would like one, please shout and I’ll get off to you asap. While on the subject of audio books, I’m also really chuffed to tell you, that Lee will be narrating the Little Compton Mysteries with the lovely Perdita Lawton, and they begin recording The Murder in a week or so. I’ll keep you posted on that.
That’s it, other than to say, the reviews of The Abduction have started to trickle in, and it’s going down well. I’m a relieved and happy bunny.
Happy reading,
From Pippa Domitruk – Single mum, Michelle Neil. Mother of two children who she adores, and a party animal. Now free of her abusive spouse, and confident enough to leave her children with babysitters, she intends to have some fun. She’d have more if she could, but money is tight, and those kids just won’t stop growing.
arriving on an ereader near you! The lovely Lee Beddow is just finishing off the audio version of 
for a day out. Little Compton does of course have a pub, The Swan, a mini-market run by the lovely, Derek Vaswani, a posh delicatessen, or as village matriarch, Alice Green would call it, the cheese shop. There’s also a bakery, a cafe, a pizzeria, and of course the church and church hall, which houses the village’s library. The map shows only Lower High Street, and a few of the roads which lead off it. But you can see where accountant Tom Large, and cleaner Liz Thorne live. An unlikely sleuthing duo, but it won’t surprise you to hear that they’re quite good at it. In the top right hand corner, is the area or woodland where poor old Denise Knight met her end, and in the bottom right, the Chow’s home, outside of which, Rhianna Chow was abducted. I’ve put the names of a few other residents on the map, all of whom you will meet either in 
proportions over the last few weeks, I’ll wait and see. But to be fair, the daffodils are out, the tulips in bud and the hyacinths are positively blooming. All this and the promise of an Easter egg too! It’s not only Easter eggs that are promised either. (Can I hear a drum roll…) My lovely editors Sharon & Jill have almost finished working their magic, their wands must be worn out, and 
December 2022. Then came 
date. All this means that in an eight-month period, I will have published four books! Not only that, but I already have the basis of 
The 
The audio version of 
I have finally finished the edit on The Murder, the first in the Little Compton Mysteries, and later today it will be off to editor Sharon. This is a more lighthearted murder mystery, introducing amateur sleuths, Tom Large and Liz Thorne, and I love the cover. Lindsey has done a fabulous job yet again! I had great fun writing this one, I love ‘meeting’ new characters, these two didn’t behave themselves either, but we all got there in the end. As soon as I have a return date from Sharon, I will be putting it on pre-order and I’m looking for Beta readers. Today I’m going to start working on the next in the series, The Abduction. This also has a great cover, which I will reveal to you next time.
