My Latest Book
Appy Ever After
You can't fake the perfect match.
Beth is fed up with dating.
Sam doesn’t date.
So why are they creating a dating app together…?
After a failed marriage and a string of strikeout dates, Beth is starting to think she’s not cut out for a forever love. Then she meets Sam.
Sam has an uncanny knack for matchmaking his friends into long-term relationships. Now they’ve challenged him to turn his skill into code - a dating app with a difference. It all seems ridiculous… until he’s introduced to Beth.
Beth’s job in venture capital, and her dating experience, are ideal. Plus, she desperately needs a fruitful client project, or her job is on the line. Sam clearly has the matchmaking skill and the coding knowledge to make this app a success. Not only that, maybe he’ll find her a Mr Right?
When they start double dating for project research, Beth falls hard. There’s just one problem: Sam, an incurable romantic, has his heart set on a Paris meet-cute destiny, and won’t consider anyone else.
However, when they decide to fake date as part of the app’s marketing plan, it’s clear to everyone that they belong together.
But if Sam can’t see that Beth is his perfect partner, he’s failed the ultimate matchmaking test, and the app is doomed.
Can she change his mind, save the project, and secure them both an Appy Ever After?
On My Writing Desk
In May 2026 I’ll publish "Seams Like Love", the second cricket book in the “Pavilion Girls” trilogy. This is currently being drafted. This series will be completed in Spring 2027.
In between these, October 2026 will see the third book in the Cathedral City Comedies series, and I’ll be writing my first openly neurodiverse protagonist, which I’m very excited about.



