I first started writing seriously when my tutor on a creative writing course pointed me towards the Romantic Novelists' Association and their New Writers' Scheme. Thanks to them, my debut novel "The Hand He Dealt" was accepted by Totally Bound in 2011 and was nominated for the Joan Hessayon Award for 2012. I haven't stopped writing since.
Last year my short "Spiritwalker" was released as part of the "Some Like It Haunted" collection by Totally Bound. This year I'm working on two new shorts plus the upcoming release of my back collection as audiobooks.
When I'm not writing, I love to read historical fiction and non-fiction as well as anything paranormal. I love to sing, watch horror movies and go to rock concerts. I also have two cats who like to hide all day and then destroy the house at night.
Find out more about Tanith at her blog and follow her on Twitter and Facebook.
Tanith Davenport - USA Today feature
Joyce: Welcome to HEA, Tanith! Please tell us a bit about your new release, I Wish I’d Never Met You.
Tanith: I Wish I’d Never Met You follows Flick as she returns home from university only to encounter her closeted ex-girlfriend Elodie, who broke her heart four years ago and has regretted it ever since.
Tanith Davenport - BTSe Mag feature
If you ask my husband what it’s like being married to a writer, he’ll have a few answers ready. The times he’s been queried about his role in my latest sex scene would probably spring to mind, as would the hours spent on the computer hammering away at the keyboard or on the couch feverishly writing notes for tomorrow’s writing.Initially, Photograph is a hard book to get into because of Tara’s personality. Stick with it because it’s so very worth it. The heroine’s character growth is significant and pow...
This is a second chance story with some scorching hot erotic f/f scenes woven through it. Flick is returning home after 4 years away at college. I really like Flick. She is out, confident and sh...
You are still a part of this gorgeous and intricate world of folklore and fantasy, with action and consequence swirling around you, but stick in the middle is this triangle of relationships, fue...
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