Description:
Sally Friday is a mess. Not only is she tortured by self-doubt, but she is also clumsy and has no fashion sense. However, these qualities are exactly what her boss is counting on when she sends her to spy on reclusive millionaire playboy, Roman Daniels. Sally, normally an office clerk for the gossip magazine, Normandy, interviews for the position as Roman’s new secretary.
His jealous PA, Antonia, immediately hires the girl, confident that her disheveled appearance will make her invisible to Roman’s wandering eye. Reliably disaster-prone, Sally makes a memorable first impression, and Roman wonders if he will survive her employment. But there is something about Sally that Roman can’t dismiss. Unlike every other woman, she is unswayed by his masculine good looks, and he keeps catching intriguing glimpses of her feminine potential. When Sally takes a midnight dip in his pool, Roman makes an eye-popping discovery: Sally is hiding a luscious hour-glass figure beneath those baggy clothes. Her hidden assets as well as her refreshing innocence have Roman hooked.
That is, until his growing feelings and fear of commitment get in the way and he decides to back off. With the help of Roman’s best friend Paul, Sally plays to Roman’s jealousy and gives him a taste of his own medicine. But what will Roman do when Sally's deceit is revealed?
INTERVIEW:
1. When did you know you wanted to be a writer?
From a young age when I was absorbed with the Silver Brumby series set in the Australian outback, I loved them. I also adored the chronicles of Narnia, brilliant books.
2. “Ugly-duckling” stories are a favorite of mine. How did you come up with the story line for HIS GIRL FRIDAY?
Think I put myself in that situation a little bit, and wondered how I would react, and it unfolded from there. I’m a sucker for the hard done by coming through and winning the day, and Sally is a character that you want to root for, she’s so sweet and unassuming. You can’t help but love her.
3. Are you working on anything at the moment? If so, can you tell us a bit about it?
I’ve just finished revising A Ghost of an Affair again by Fanny Press which is out in October. When Grace has a bit of fun on a Ouija board, little does she realize the far reaching implications. And when sexy ghost Breece comes through she discovers he really is a hands on spook. Grace is torn between surgeon Sage, her arrogant overbearing boyfriend and her hot bed mate who turns her bones to mush. She wants, a partner with a pulse, along with the glorious sex that Breece gives her. But Grace can’t have it all. Can she?
4. What do you do while you are getting your writing career off the ground?
At the moment I work 8.30 -5.00 in an office, general admin, credit control, QA, and procurement, generally a bit of everything LOL But it pays the mortgage until I get that break.
5. I recently read that your hubby is more of a “stay at home” kind of guy, so if you could talk him to going anywhere in the world that you haven’t visited, where would you choose to go?
Myself I’d chose Alaska, run my Alaskan Malamutes and vodka doesn’t freeze, always an added bonus in my eyes. My hubby, anywhere hot with a pool and a bar, although I think he’d love to visit his dad’s place of birth Ireland.
6. If you suddenly became crazy rich and famous what is the FIRST thing you would do?
That’s easy, buy a huge camper van and travel with my laptop and dogs, whilst my husband does a gap year in Australia LOL.
7. If you could create a slogan for your life, what would it be?
Cram as much into today because tomorrow isn’t a promise, it’s a maybe.
8. What is your biggest pet peeve?
It’s got to be cruelty to animals, as an animal lover its top of my list. Also hate pessimists and their miserable outlook to life, learn to stop moaning, instead live it and enjoy.
9. What’s the last movie you watched and loved?
I don’t watch much TV but two films I love The Last of the Mohicans, and wait for it Garfield, I adore that cat.
10. Describe yourself with 5 words.
Impulsive, dizzy, unconventional, uncouth and wild.
From a young age when I was absorbed with the Silver Brumby series set in the Australian outback, I loved them. I also adored the chronicles of Narnia, brilliant books.
2. “Ugly-duckling” stories are a favorite of mine. How did you come up with the story line for HIS GIRL FRIDAY?
Think I put myself in that situation a little bit, and wondered how I would react, and it unfolded from there. I’m a sucker for the hard done by coming through and winning the day, and Sally is a character that you want to root for, she’s so sweet and unassuming. You can’t help but love her.
3. Are you working on anything at the moment? If so, can you tell us a bit about it?
I’ve just finished revising A Ghost of an Affair again by Fanny Press which is out in October. When Grace has a bit of fun on a Ouija board, little does she realize the far reaching implications. And when sexy ghost Breece comes through she discovers he really is a hands on spook. Grace is torn between surgeon Sage, her arrogant overbearing boyfriend and her hot bed mate who turns her bones to mush. She wants, a partner with a pulse, along with the glorious sex that Breece gives her. But Grace can’t have it all. Can she?
4. What do you do while you are getting your writing career off the ground?
At the moment I work 8.30 -5.00 in an office, general admin, credit control, QA, and procurement, generally a bit of everything LOL But it pays the mortgage until I get that break.
5. I recently read that your hubby is more of a “stay at home” kind of guy, so if you could talk him to going anywhere in the world that you haven’t visited, where would you choose to go?
Myself I’d chose Alaska, run my Alaskan Malamutes and vodka doesn’t freeze, always an added bonus in my eyes. My hubby, anywhere hot with a pool and a bar, although I think he’d love to visit his dad’s place of birth Ireland.
6. If you suddenly became crazy rich and famous what is the FIRST thing you would do?
That’s easy, buy a huge camper van and travel with my laptop and dogs, whilst my husband does a gap year in Australia LOL.
7. If you could create a slogan for your life, what would it be?
Cram as much into today because tomorrow isn’t a promise, it’s a maybe.
8. What is your biggest pet peeve?
It’s got to be cruelty to animals, as an animal lover its top of my list. Also hate pessimists and their miserable outlook to life, learn to stop moaning, instead live it and enjoy.
9. What’s the last movie you watched and loved?
I don’t watch much TV but two films I love The Last of the Mohicans, and wait for it Garfield, I adore that cat.
10. Describe yourself with 5 words.
Impulsive, dizzy, unconventional, uncouth and wild.
Enter to Win!
Hello and welcome to my corner of the world :)
I live on top of a mountain in Wales ideal in the summer not so in
the winter months or when it rains, which is a lot in Wales!
My three children have left home, however my life is still manic. I
live with my husband he sadly won’t leave home but I live in hope
(joke). I have one suicidal cat that really does
have nine lives.
I have five Alaskan Malamutes. They own me literally as I never go
anywhere without taking their hair with me, they insist! My hobbies are
showing and working them.
My first love though is writing, it’s a total escape for me my
selfish time :) Writing my books takes me from the mundane chores of
work into another universe.
Since a child I devoured any written word and enjoy acting out my fantasies in print.
My ambition is to pack in my nine to five job and become a full time
writer. Another one of my many dreams. I have stockpiled work of
various genres, including my first love erotic romance,
followed by psychological thrillers and supernatural so be prepared I
am making my mark on the world of literature
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