Along with many another author, I've found the distractions of a pandemic not an easy environment for writing. Most of this book was written some time ago. In between, it's been short stories - little bursts of ideas that I didn't have to knuckle down and concentrate on.
I'm hoping that when vaccinations have been fully rolled out and the restrictions on our lives somewhat eased, I'll get down to letting ideas spark off a full novel again.
Becca is now published in paperback and will soon be out as an ebook.
Laura has carried her baby for almost seven months before she loses her. The tragedy prompts different responses from Laura and her husband Adam. He is willing to move on and try again but she feels somehow that their daughter, Rebecca, still exists and must not simply be replaced.
Over time, it becomes clear to Laura that Becca does still exist, and it is not long before she is sharing her most intimate thoughts with the woman she believes her daughter would have become.
Laura’s marriage to Adam collapses, and when Adam remarries, Laura is consumed by regret and jealousy. And when she hears of his new wife’s pregnancy, it is more than she can bear. She and Becca are convinced she must act
Over time, it becomes clear to Laura that Becca does still exist, and it is not long before she is sharing her most intimate thoughts with the woman she believes her daughter would have become.
Laura’s marriage to Adam collapses, and when Adam remarries, Laura is consumed by regret and jealousy. And when she hears of his new wife’s pregnancy, it is more than she can bear. She and Becca are convinced she must act
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