Susan Jones – Writer

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Hello, and welcome to my website ~ here you will get a view on my books and life as a published author. It’s been a long journey to getting here ~ finally I am now writing full time and hope you enjoy what you find here. If you want to get in touch, follow the links, and I’ll get back to you soon.

Susan Jones writes romantic drama with a touch of humour, and historical sagas as Lydia King. She lives in North Warwickshire, and loves walking through the beautiful woodlands where she lives, and gardening and reading are her pastimes.

Category: crime writing

  • Murder on the Market

    Murder on the Market

      My latest Redington serial is published here. Creative Frontiers. If you’re new to my Redington village stories, you can find links to the first three on my website. There’s also some Billy Fury music on there for those who like a bit of nostalgia. Redington is in mid Norfolk and is one of those…

  • August Giggle Blog.

    KEEP OFF THE GRASS My friend Annabella has been dog and house sitting, with strict instructions to make sure the dog, Monty doesn’t go on the grass. As you see from the picture, she followed the rules to the letter. Also, he was to have no chocolate cake… That’s a plastic one, so it’s alright.…

  • Redington 111 – Murder at Brook House Farm.

    I’m proud to announce that my murder mystery is published today, and for the next seven days on Creative Frontiers. If you like a cosy crime without too much blood and guts, then this is for you.     Redington is in rural Norfolk, and I’m already working on the next story – Murder on…

  • What’s new?

    My internet is back on again now. The modem died, and I was panicking a bit, because it’s time for me to send in my latest Redington story to Creative Frontiers. It should be published next week. Will keep you informed on when it’s up there. This latest one is Redington 111 and it’s called…

  • From shabby chic, to sleek teak.

      Here’s the before and after pictures of our garden fence. It’s cedar red to be precise, but that doesn’t rhyme with shabby chic. I was wondering what that white thing like a mushroom was in the picture, it’s a bit of washing that popped in there. As we sat having a cup of tea,…

  • Ivor pussy cat.

    This little chap keeps popping in to say hello. Cute eh? He isn’t ours, and we have new people next door, who are out at work all day, so we are guessing he belongs to them. He likes to come and have a fuss though. He trots in as if he lives here. In our…