In The Witch's Tree, the finger of suspicion is pointed in the seventeenth century. How would you have fared then? Take my quiz.

The collected thoughts and musings of writer Judy Leigh. Food, film, football. Politics, plays and putting pen to paper.
In The Witch's Tree, the finger of suspicion is pointed in the seventeenth century. How would you have fared then? Take my quiz.
Here's my blog post about the time I met a witch
Here's a blog post about why so many women were accused of being witches.
I loved watching Peaky Blinders. Here are my ten reasons why...
Meet the characters from my latest novel, A Year of Mr Maybes.
Are the male protagonists in romance novels too good to be true? Or is it possible to take them into our hearts?
Here's my blog post, reflectng on Christmas and wishing you all a Happy New Year...
One of my characters in The Golden Girls' Getaway is Vivienne, an actor who is in her seventies. This blog post examines the sort of roles available to her as an older woman.
I wrote The Golden Girls’ Getaway about three women, Vivienne, Mary and Gwen, who are neighbours in a house in London. Vivienne, 72, occupies the top flat, Gwen the ground floor, and Mary, the oldest resident at 80 years old, lives in the basement. Throughout the lockdown situation, they have become more supportive to each …
I haven’t blogged for a few weeks as I’ve been really busy doing a variety of things. I’ve finished editing The Golden Girls’ Getaway, my next novel, which is out in December. It’s about three wonderful women celebrating the end of lockdown by heading across the UK in a borrowed motor home and having adventures …