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It was three years ago when I first encountered Choc Lit Publishing and since then I've been consistently impressed by the standard of the books they publish. Yes – it's chick lit and you're not going to end up struggling through something that was written with the Booker Prize in mind, but it's at the upper end of the genre, with good writing, romantic content and, best of all, a real story that you can believe in
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Sue Moorcroft - Award Winning Author

Sue Photo 2012 Sue is an accomplished writer of novels and short stories, as well as a creative writing tutor. She’s also the new fiction judge at Writers Forum and their ‘cover girl’ in the March magazine! Her previous novels include Family Matters, Uphill All the Way and A Place to Call Home. She is also the commissioning editor and a contributor to Loves Me, Loves Me Not, an anthology of short stories celebrating the Romantic Novelists’ Association’s 50th anniversary. The anthology includes stories by Joanna Trollope, Katie Fforde and Choc Lit author Margaret James.

Sue’s a regular guest on Liz Rhodes’ Chat Room at BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

Sue’s Choc Lit novels include: Starting Over (Nov ‘09), All That Mullarkey (June ‘10), Want to Know a Secret? (Nov ‘10), Love & Freedom (June ‘11) and Dream a Little Dream (Nov ‘12).

Love & Freedom won the Festival of Romance Best Romantic Read Award 2011.