Today I welcome author Morton S. Gray to the blog in order to help spread a little more #booklove. Morton will be sharing her favourite book of all time with us in just a moment, but first let’s put a face to the name.
About Morton
Morton’s debut novel The Girl on the Beach was published by Choc Lit in January 2017, after she won the publisher’s Search for a Star competition in 2016. She lives in Worcestershire, UK with her husband, two sons and little white dog.
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More about The Girl on the Beach:-
When Ellie Golden meets Harry Dixon, she can’t help but feel she recognises him from somewhere. But when she finally realises who he is, she can’t believe it – because the man she met on the beach all those years before wasn’t called Harry Dixon. And, what’s more, that man is dead.
For a woman trying to outrun her troubled past and protect her son, Harry’s presence is deeply unsettling – and even more disconcerting than coming face to face with a dead man, is the fact that Harry seems to have no recollection of ever having met Ellie before. At least that’s what he says …
But perhaps Harry isn’t the person Ellie should be worried about. Because there’s a far more dangerous figure from the past lurking just outside of the new life she has built for herself, biding his time, just waiting to strike.
Linda MacDonald is the author of four novels: Meeting Lydia and the stand-alone sequels, A Meeting of a Different Kind, The Alone Alternative and The Man in the Needlecord Jacket. All Linda’s books are contemporary adult fiction, multi-themed, but with a focus on relationship issues. 
Cassandra Parkin is a Yorkshire-based writer with Cornish roots and a passion for fairy-tales. She write darkly beautiful contemporary fiction with a strong magical flavour. Her short story collection “New World Fairy Tales” won the 2011 Scott Prize, and her debut novel “The Summer We All Ran Away” was shortlisted for the Amazon Rising Stars award. She has since written two more novels, “The Beach Hut” and “Lily’s House” and her fourth novel “The Winter’s Child” will be published in September 2017.
