Welcome to my Cornwall

Where the moor keeps its counsel, the sea tells on everyone, and old houses remember what we’d rather forget.

EXPLORE THE WORKS  |  ABOUT CORNWALL

I write from the edge of land—where granite meets weather, where gorse lights up the dark, where a footpath can feel like an invitation or a warning. Cornwall is not just the setting in my stories. It’s the pulse underneath them: the hush before a confession, the wind that turns a thought into a decision, the past that refuses to stay buried.

If you like your romance threaded with danger, your mysteries rooted in place, and your dramas full of complicated people doing their best (and sometimes doing the opposite), you’re in the right company. Come in. I’ll show you the rooms that creak, the cliffs that hold their breath, and the truths that won’t go quietly.

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Charlotte’s Moor

A sweeping gothic mystery and psychological drama spanning nearly two centuries—three women, one manor on the cliffs, and secrets sealed into stone.

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House of Strangers

Grief, inheritance, identity—one coastal house becomes both refuge and reckoning on the south Cornish coast.

 

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Poetry & Lyrics

Jam First: Poems from Cornwall, The Unfinished Passage and the Charlotte’s Moor Album Lyrics—words shaped for page, voice, and memory.


 

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A Note From me

I’m fascinated by what people don’t say—by motivations, obsessions, loyalties, contradictions. I love imperfect characters: the ones who try, fail, recover, and try again. If my stories return to the same questions—belonging, identity, right and wrong, redemption—it’s because Cornwall has a way of making those questions feel immediate. Out here, history isn’t abstract. It’s in the walls.

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Cornwall as character

Cornwall isn’t my backdrop. It’s my co-author.

There are landscapes that decorate a story, and landscapes that argue with it. Cornwall does the latter—beautiful, blunt, and occasionally merciless.