She's reaching for the stars. There's something he forgot to mention. A watertight plan starts to leak, but she's not sure she can repair it. Michelle Cameron is off to live in Pamplona. Her fiancé is on his way to the airport to collect her. Her dreams are about to come true – or are they? As a teenager, Michelle fell in love with all things Spanish. After years of hard work and careful planning, she’s finally moving to Pamplona. A great job, fabulous apartment and gorgeous boyfriend await her. Life doesn’t get better than this. But once she arrives, the revelations begin. Was she naïve to follow her dream? Should she pack up and go home? Could she still make it work? If you like stories that make you laugh as well as gasp, then you’ll love When Dreams Come True, Amanda Paull’s short prequel to her novel Pictures in the Sky. Download it today to find out if Michelle catches her star.

She’s never met a man worthy of her trust. But when an old friend resurfaces, could things be set to change? Michelle is an exhausted sleep nurse who is about to become an empty nester. She’s looking forward to kicking back with her single friends – a glass of fizz in one hand, a caramel slice in the other and a box set on the telly. But then she discovers the joys of platonic friendship with childhood friend Dan. It never occurs to her he might be on a different page. So, just when life is finally looking up, an unexpected event draws her into a familiar cycle of anxiety and not knowing who to trust. Before she knows it, she’s facing a crisis of conscience. Could this be a second chance at genuine love? But at what cost? And does she really want it? If you’ve ever found yourself settling for less than you deserve, you’ll love Pictures in the Sky, the thought-provoking first novel in Amanda Paull’s Cherry Dene series of standalone women’s fiction stories.

Painting Bananas is all about love, dreams and taking stock. Two happy couples, one person from each on the verge of change. But as paths cross and plans unfold, will their spouses reveal their true colours? Alison struggles with insomnia. She also hates her job and fantasizes about throttling her irritating oaf-of-a boss. Thankfully, her lifelong plan to return to university will soon be realized. After supporting her husband in his career for over twenty years, it’s now her turn. He’s rooting for her every step of the way. Or so she thinks. Meanwhile, Christopher has a wake-up call with his health. Somehow, pre-diabetes has replaced his six-pack. He must take stock immediately. He realises that the perfect solution is right under his nose. He can’t wait to share his brilliant idea with his wife. The future looks good. But does she agree? Will the spouses show their support? Or will Alison and Christopher start to wonder whether they really know their other halves? Painting Bananas was written and formatted with British grammar, punctuation and humour. It is the second novel in Amanda Paull’s Cherry Dene series but can be read as a standalone story.

Meet Katie: she’s finally found her perfect match. The wedding's planned and a happy future awaits. Or so she thinks. Having spent her twenties and thirties enjoying life with good friends and building a career she loves, it’s taken Katie until her forties to contemplate settling down. And she couldn’t be more delighted she waited. So, why is her groom standing gawping at her, wearing mismatched socks and sweating buckets? This can’t bode well. With her special day in tatters, Katie has a decision to make. Does she snatch back the reins of her old life and tighten her grip even more, or should she take a chance on change? Will she find the key to happiness at a Pilates class in a smelly old hall? Or is the curve ball heading her way too huge to handle? If you like wry British humour and a flawed protagonist on an emotional journey, you’ll enjoy reading Amanda Paull’s latest novel, Colouring Outside the Lines – a thought-provoking tale of shattered dreams, self-discovery and finding love where you least expect it.