Author: Janet Jordan

I thought I’d planned for every eventuality Sidcup wasn’t our first choice but after all those years in ball-bearings, beggars

She thought she had planned for every eventuality and indeed she had but, as the saying goes, ‘best laid plans

R: Frost on the eiderdown this morning. H.     Chilly for early March but quite cosy all the same.

Annabelle watched her sister cross the room and imagined her as a serpent slithering towards her next prey. “That would

But, but…Melissa This is an explosive pink,  not my colour.   It clashes with my hair and I’ve just had it

With Apologies to Janet and John They couldn’t have been more different.  Dr Richard Cowley is an eminent and renowned

“You take the sofa bed at that end, and we’ll take the fold down double here behind the toilet” “Thank

‘That the only bag you have? Stick it in the boot… Mind that tray of plants!’ ‘I don’t need much,

There’s a tentative knocking at the kitchen door. Enter Lily, the vague woman from the book club, novelist and armchair

I’m innocent! Rising from an unknown corner, it wafted up without warning. It always did!  Twitching nostrils gave the game

I try to remember everything that happened that day. The  barely audible sound of disgruntled voices in the front of

THE FUNERAL It’s all hum and bustle outside, sultry and hot.       ‘Come on, Kevin, get on with

Heat burnished the ground as Sarah walked towards the cabin. She could hear the low note of bees singing through

Tunnel Rats Ch3 (cont’d) …….  Slithering along on my stomach in the pitch black.  I hear my own heart beating.