...it's when my new book comes out.
Unless anything terrible happens between now and then titlewise, it's called The Little Teashop of Horrors, and I hope very soon to have a cover to show you and a blurb and all those conventional things. Until then you are just going to have to take my word for it.
It is, of course, set in North Yorkshire, in a stately home called Monkpark Hall (loosely based on this house)...
No, it's not my house. My house has more cats than chimneys. This is Nunnington Hall.
It's about Amy, who lives with the grandmother who brought her up in a cottage on the estate, and Josh, who gives demonstrations of flying with his birds of prey and lives in a caravan. So it's not about landed gentry in an Upstairs Downstairs way, it's more about what happens if you live in a tied cottage and need to work on the estate to keep your house, when the person taking over the management of the place threatens your job...
One of the stars of the story is a barn owl called Skrillex, who looks a bit like this
..only scruffier.
It also contains many mentions of tea and scones, considerable amounts of baking, a hidden staircase and a large quantityof brussel sprouts. There's a ghost-that-isn't-a-ghost, a motorcycle and gratuitous mentions of Whitby Abbey too.
Now. You were going to put 28th of March in your diary, weren't you? Go on, I'll help. E-book, out on 28th March, called Little Teashop of Horrors. By Jane Lovering.
And hopefully I'll soon have a cover to tease you with!
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