My forthcoming novel (out 12th July) is now on Netgalley. Reviewers, bloggers - I'd love you to give it a try! It's uplifting, funny and full of heart.

Thrilled to announce that since joining Boldwood in Sept 2022, I've sold 500,000 copies of my books!

I have five kids, but as I lived in France until April last year, this is my first World Book Day. Only my youngest (9) wanted to participate, and it was so cute/such fun. But I couldn't help be relieved I never had to try organising FIVE costumes. I love books but... 😬

Like all authors I've had my share of criticism and 1* reviews. But that makes the thoughtful, wonderful reviews all the more special.

Thank you to everyone who's taken the time to read and rate/review 'Midnight in Paris' - I am so thrilled that readers are loving it!

I suspected when Midnight in Paris was complete I'd written something special. So was particularly nervous about pre-publication reviews. Which makes it all the more thrilling when I get write-ups like this one! #midnightinparis #boldwoodbooks #tbr #bookreview #netgalley

Nothing as scary as when reviews start coming in! Happy to say the first for Midnight in Paris is 😍

** COVER REVEAL **
I love all my covers, but this one has to be the best yet!
'The Bordeaux Book Club' out on 15th March 2024!

I love the quote below by the brilliant Emma Thompson. Sometimes, the right book at the right time can be life-changing, life-saving, life-affirming or just give us the focus or diversion that we need!
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Unexpected trip to the North Pole, via Limoges shopping centre. Who knew?

So, until about 2 days ago, I kept thinking my next book was out 11th 🤷‍♀️But turns out IT'S TOMORROW *hyperventilates* Time to start preparing for my customary celebration! By doing absolutely nothing different...
I'm rubbish at marking the moment. Luckily I have some fab reviewers lined up to help!

indulgent to grieve for a small cat. But it is what it is. I am where I am. And I am so, so sad.

I considered reading this book a few times before I actually took the plunge. And I'm so glad I finally got around to reading it. It's a beautifully observed story about love and loss, with characters so real that you feel as if you know them.
#TalkingatNight #ClaireDaverley

This poor little kitty was run over last night/this morning and died. The kids are devastated - we all are. Poor baby was only 2. I loved her and found her annoying in equal measure. But am completely broken up about it all. I'll miss that persistent 'chatter.' Night, night Tilly

The time leading up to a launch can be nerve-wracking. Especially when early reviews start coming in. That's why it's such a joy to wake up to a great, five-star review for 'The French Chateau Escape' this morning :). If you're a reviewer, it's still up for request on Netgalley!

to the extreme.
Anyway, I thought I'd share with you some of the pros and cons of making the move, so you can see what life is like 'on the ground.'
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Bonne journée to all! (6/6)

People often ask what it's like to be a British person living in France. Of course, there are pros and cons. But I like to think I get the best of both worlds! I love the French attitude to lunch for example. No sandwiches at the keyboard for them - take the time: you're worth it!

My latest book 'A Month in Provence' was released in July. Its predecessor 'One French Summer' was released in February. Provence has sold more quickly, and I knew that its review count would overtake French Summer soon. But look! Today it's a tie!!
The race, it seems, is ON!

Have you ever taken a chance, despite feeling a little out of your depth? In 'A Month in Provence' Nicky has given up on her dreams, when a last-minute offer from her (very persuasive) friend opens a door she'd thought was shut forever. But has she bitten off more than she can chew?