All posts by: Georgia Rose

About Georgia Rose

Georgia Rose is a writer and the author of the romantic and suspenseful Grayson Trilogy books: A Single Step, Before the Dawn and Thicker than Water. A short story, The Joker, based on a favourite character from the series followed and is free to download from Amazon. Her fourth novel, Parallel Lies, a standalone, encompasses crime along with Georgia’s usual blending of genre. Following a long stint working in the law Georgia set up her own business providing administration services for other companies which she does to this day managing to entwine that work along with her writing. Georgia’s background in countryside living, riding, instructing and working with horses has provided the knowledge needed for some of her storylines; the others are a product of her passion for people watching and her overactive imagination! Her busy life is set in a tranquil part of rural Cambridgeshire in the UK where she lives with her much neglected husband and dog. Their son, currently at university, comes and goes and their daughter, having delighted them all for long enough, has eventually moved out, got married, and is discovering the joys of being all grown up and having a mortgage.

American Goddesses is a fun idea that had for me the feel of a comic or graphic novel because of its storyline. Megan Harris, a married editor, and Patricia Reilly, a 22 year old waitress, have been accidentally given special powers after Dr Susan Tzin-Zin selected them as volunteer participants in a programme to prevent […]

I decided a while ago that I didn’t want to have my books exclusively anywhere so A Single Step has, for some considerable time, not been enrolled in KDP Select but has been listed on Kobo, Nook and Smashwords (which distributes widely). However, I have been extremely bad at advertising this fact, and I need […]

I have already read ‘Rock’n’Roll Suicide’ (reviewed here), ‘Doppelganger’ (reviewed here) and The Jack Lockwood Diaries (reviewed here) so I’m a fully paid up member of the Jack Lockwood Fan Club and delightedly snapped up Sheer Fear on its release, so I have no idea why it has taken me so long to get to […]