I had promised to publish the sequel to The Flyer by the and of April. Well, I just made it. We Should Dance has been uploaded to Amazon as an ebook and should be available to buy within the next twelve hours. Hurrah! Well, I’m pretty happy anyway.

The ebook for Kobo and other online sellers will probably be uploaded later today. Some of them are pretty fast, but I do Nook and ibook through Smashwords, which takes a bit longer.

The print version, which will be available for order through Amazon, will be a bit longer too, say another few days to a week. Once I know it’s there I’ll post an update.

So this book is part two of what I’m calling The Pitsford Series, and right now I’m working on part three, which I hope to release in June, though it might end up being July. We Should Dance is set in both England and America and revolves around the characters from The Flyer, plus a few new ones. The third book, as yet untitled, is set in England again, but the characters are the next generation. The entire story takes place in 1940 and is actually a WW2 spy-come-adventure story, though like the others in the series it’s the emotional relationships between the main characters that counts.

After part three I’m going to write a new series about the birth of Hollywood. I see this series as covering perhaps three books, at least two of which I’ll publish this year. I became very interested in this subject while I was writing We Should Dance, and I’d like to go back to it. I already have my main female character in mind, based on a real-life person I read about, but more of that in the future.

Right now, I hope that people enjoy We Should Dance. If you do enjoy this and other titles of mine, please consider posting reviews on Amazon or Goodreads or wherever you go, and do share with your Facebook and other social media friends, even people you actually meet and talk to face to face, the old-fashioned way. This is much appreciated by me and I thank you in advance.

Finally, I’m in the process of bringing out a couple of my old titles out as ebooks too. They are Stillwater and Better Than This. It’ll probably take me a couple of months but keep an eye out for them.