Fil Reid

Busy writing book three in my Mismatched Lovers series for Dragonblade Publishing, due out next year. This one is tentatively called 'Did the Duchess do it?', and I've set it around my old home town - Newbury in Berkshire, although of course back in the Regency. Pic of old Newbury from my research.

My son's little collection of sea glass. The sea leaches out the chemicals and they end up with a kind of orange peel appearance. Love all the different colours we can find. Blue is the rarest but we have some.

My son's hand with his own little collection in a shell. The sea leaches out the chemicals from the glass and gives them a kind of orange peel appearance. Love all the colours and guessing what they once were. Blue is very rare.

It's a wonderful beach because hardly anyone goes there. Very much a you have to be local to know it's there beach. Going to have to get a new bowl for it as the one we have is overflowing nearly!

Sun shining and a blue sky on Spit Beach this morning, looking for sea glass. Tide was way out, loads of rocks visible. Beautiful day - could've been the Caribbean!

Went down to Kynance Cove the other day. It was like the Caribbean.

Fil Reid, historical romance writer, lives in Cornwall close to the sea, loves horses, dogs, cats, history, sewing, and of course writing. Has a photo of herself with a ghost in the background.