Showing posts with label Nicola May. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nicola May. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 July 2015

Guest Book Review: Nicola May - The SW19 Club

Reviewed by Emma Crowley

What would you do if you were told you could never have children? 

Faced with this news, Gracie Davies is at an all-time low. But with the support of some new Wimbledon friends, an unorthodox therapist, her hippy-chick sister Naomi and Czech call-girl Maya, she sets up The SW19 Club and begins her rocky journey to inner peace and happiness. Add in a passionate fling with handsome landscaper Ed, a fairytale encounter with a Hollywood filmstar and the persistence of her adulterous ex, life is anything but predictable…

Amazon links: Kindle or Paperback

Thursday, 19 December 2013

Christmas Reading Challenge: Nicola May - Christmas Yves

It’s two days before Christmas - and Evie Harris finds herself both manless and jobless. After a chance encounter with handsome Greg (and egged on by her toy-boy-eating friend, Bea) she agrees to work at a homeless shelter on Christmas Day. 

Striking up an unlikely friendship with homeless Yves, Evie begins an unwitting journey of spiritual awakening, all set against the sparkling winter backdrop of London landmarks. 


A New Year’s Eve revelation is on its way . . . but will it leave Evie with a happy heart, or will she allow the pre-Christmas past to dictate her future?



Amazon link: Kindle

Monday, 16 December 2013

Countdown to Christmas Day 16: Festive Fun Q&A with Nicola May


I can't believe there's just over a week to go until Christmas, this morning's Countdown to Christmas feature is a festive fun Q&A with author Nicola May.

What’s your earliest or favourite Christmas memory?
Looking to the bottom of the bed to see if Father Christmas had ‘been’ – always had a pillow 
case full of presents

What are you looking forward to most this Christmas?
Taking a whole week off relaxing my brain

Do you have any family traditions that you always follow? 
Carved ham and boiled eggs for breakfast

Do you do the whole traditional Christmas dinner or have alternative? 
Always traditional