I love it so much, it's hard to put into words how it good it makes me feel. I find it very liberating, and I get excited to see the story unfold before me. I usually don't know what is going to happen next until I'm writing it, which makes it a lot of fun.

I like to follow my inspiration and do things my own way, so indie feels like a perfect path.

When I started writing, the story was just pouring out of me. I let it unfold, and often didn't know what was going to happen next. There are a couple of scenes which I didn't know were going to happen until I was writing them! When I had finished writing it, I realised that the story was about following your heart and being true to yourself. Both Olivia and Jasmine go through their own journeys, and there are many unexpected things that happen along the way, as tends to happen in life. I was going through a massive shift in my life at the time, and writing was cathartic for me.

The sun shining, writing, books to read, fun to be had!

There is an autobiographical aspect to The Woman in the Pyjamas. It's not my story, but it changed from the original intention when I had the idea for it a few years ago.

I love seaside walks and Zumba. I love to read, watch films and listen to music. I'm also a holistic therapist and life coach.

I enjoy a variety. I love romantic and erotic fiction. I also enjoy autobiographies, and books that promote wellbeing, such as Wayne Dyer's and Neale Donald Walsch's. My favourite are by Syd Banks and Elsie Spittle.

I have a few ideas...