The #ChocRubyFestival comes to YOU!! 
FLASH GIVEAWAY BELOW!!

Hellooo! Well, I'm going to pretend that I write this Blog regularly and obviously you haven't been paying attention as you seem to have missed several months years posts. (You haven't. I'm teasing you.)


Like my Giveaways↑?

One Hot-off-the-Press Copy of Meet Me at the Art Cafe and a pack of blank Greetings Cards from my own original paintings, all inspired by the stunning Gower Peninsula, which is the setting from my Art Cafe novels.

If you'd like to win this - but not the gorgeous crochet blanket they're lying about on that took me an eternity to make - all you need to do is share it on Twitter or Facebook, wherever you found it, and tell me you shared it on that post.
If you Follow/Like my Twitter/Facebook page I'll love you forever, obviously.
If you don't tell me you've shared it, then I can't put you in the draw.

Oh, and the draw will be...

drum roll...

at 3pm on Monday 18th May. So no boring hanging about waiting either.

Good Luck!! xx

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