'A rare treat'- J.G. Harlond, author of 'The Empress Emerald' 'An eclectic mix - quite unputdownable' - B.A. Morton, author of prize-winning crime novel 'Mrs Jones' Five-minute reads. Meet people you will never forget: the night photographer, the gynaecologist's wife, the rescue dog. Dip into whatever suits your mood, from comedy to murders; from fantastic stories to blog posts, by way of love poetry. Fully illustrated by the author; Jean Gill's original photographs are as thought-provoking as her writing. An out of body experience for adventurous readers. Or, of course, you can 'Live Safe'....
'A rare treat'- J.G. Harlond, author of 'The Empress Emerald' 'An eclectic mix - quite unputdownable' - B.A. Morton, author of prize-winning crime nov...
'FINALIST in The Wishing Shelf Awards Longlisted for the HNS Indie Novel of the Year 2017 from the Winner of the Global Ebook Award for Best Historical Fiction
1152: Les-Baux-de-Provence
'By far the best historical fiction I have read this year - Rabia Tanveer, December 2015, for Readers' Favorite
Summoned to the court of Les Baux, Estela and her lover, Dragonetz, are embroiled in two rival claims for power as their feuding liege lords gather in Provence. Although Estela is...
'FINALIST in The Wishing Shelf Awards Longlisted for the HNS Indie Novel of the Year 2017 from the Winner of the Globa...
'Laugh out loud... such a picture of the fields of lavender, sunflowers and olive trees that you could almost be there with her.' Stephanie Sheldrake, Living France Magazine
From the author of the bestselling memoir 'How Blue is My Valley' comes another irresistible invitation to join her in Provence, this time to discover everything you want to know about cheese and its place in French life. How to choose it, serve it and cook with it. Recipes range from traditional tapenade to original British/ProvenCal fusion such as Big Franglais Breakfast and Pizza Gallois,...
'Laugh out loud... such a picture of the fields of lavender, sunflowers and olive trees that you could almost be there with her.' Stephani...
The true scents of Provence? Lavender, thyme and septic tank.
There are hundreds of interesting things you can do in a bath but washing dishes is not one of them, nor what writer Jean Gill had in mind when she swopped her Welsh Valley for a French one.
Keen to move out of the elephant's stomach, that stew of grey mists called weather in Wales, she offered her swimming certificate to a bemused Provencale estate agent and bought a house with good stars and its own spring-water. Or rather, as it turns out, a neighbour's spring-water that is the only...
The true scents of Provence? Lavender, thyme and septic tank.
There are hundreds of interesting things you can do in ...
