IT was cold, even for a Northumberland January. In fact, it was freezing. A thin layer of ice cracked under Nancy’s feet as she walked to the outer harbour in the grey dawn, shards of it angling upwar

When it came to revenge, Margaret had it down to a fine art

ICY sleet hit the restaurant window, making me glad I was in the warmth of the restaurant, until Luca appeared from the kitchen, wearing a frown. “Sorry, bella Bella, we’ve another order for delivery,

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Linda sighed as she plonked another handful of books onto the coffee table. She shouldn’t have agreed to move into her mum’s bungalow rather than sell it, but Kylie had been very persuasive. ‘Me out o

THE cold morning air made Caleb’s cheeks sting as he walked to Buttons and Bows. It was still dark and far earlier than he liked to be out, but there was no question of his getting any more sleep. And