Interview: Dianne Maguire on Writing and Real Life Inspiration

August 15, 2017 | Things We Cannot See is published by Harper Collins. Ebook available now, RRP $5.99.

Today I am excited to have Dianne Maguire on the blog, to talk about her wonderful second novel THINGS WE CANNOT SEE. You can read my review of Dianne's debut novel, WHAT MATTERS MOST, here.  Dianne Maguire is a social worker turned novelist with over 20 years’ experience in child welfa...

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