Fiona J. Roberts
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I was born in London but have spent most of my life in beautiful Dorset. After a career in banking I took up writing and have not been able to stop since.
I write genre busting novels and so far have published stories about lady serial killers, a mysterious cottage and a woman who goes through a body swap. There is a lot more to come.
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Ebb and Flow
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Mystery/History
Julia is all too aware of her failings, can't cook, nervous, tongue tied, lacking in confidence. Moving to a country cottage in an isolated spot is just what she needs to lift her depressions and with Mark, her loving husband, new friends and hobbies, life starts to look better.She is soon displaying a startling change of personality, criticising and belittling people, drinking to excess and shoplifting. Is she bipolar, psychopathic or could her apparent addiction to the water from the old bore hole in the garden be to blame?Mark sets out to solve the mystery of his wife's strange behaviour in his own logical, but unorthodox, fashion. The history of the house and its surroundings form part of his investigations. This leads to an unexpected turn of events. 
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The Dog and The Girl
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Fantasy, Supernatural
Ellen has led a disappointing life. She is married to a man she no longer likes and is unhappy in her job. She is finally ready to make changes but she suddenly dies. Quite unexpectedly Ellen finds that her consciousness has transferred to her pet dog Barney. Her life should be much more straightforward as a miniature schnauzer but then again it might not. Leaving home and finding a new family is just the start of her strange new existence.
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The Crate
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Women Romance
Ruth receives a letter from her aunt Loretta. This is most unexpected as she had been told that her aunt had died many years before. She visits her glamorous elderly relative shortly before she passes and learns that she is to be the recipient of her legacy. A crate of mementos is delivered to Ruth and as she opens the packages inside she discovers more about Loretta's wonderful and unusual life. It also makes her examine her own life too and Ruth starts to make some much needed changes.
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