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Judith Lennox

 

Historical Fiction

  • The Italian Garden (Hamish Hamilton 1992)

  • Till the Day Goes Down (Hamish Hamilton 1991)

  • The Glittering Strand (Hamish Hamilton 1991)

  • Reynardine (Hamish Hamilton 1989)

 

Saga Fiction

  • A Step in the Dark (Hodder Headline, August 2006) Buy Now

  • All My Sisters (Macmillan 2004) Buy Now  

  • Middlemere (Macmillan 2003) Buy Now

  • Written on Glass (Macmillan 2002) Buy Now  

  • The Dark-Eyed Girls (Macmillan 2000) Buy Now  

  • The Shadow Child (Transworld 1999) Buy Now

  • Footprints on the Sand (Transworld 1998) Buy Now

  • Some Old Lover's Ghost (Transworld 1997) Buy Now

  • The Winter House (Transworld 1996) Buy Now

  • The Secret Years (Hamish Hamilton 1994)

 

Biography

 

Judith Lennox began her writing career about twenty years ago. Born in Salisbury, Wiltshire, the second of four siblings, she spent most of her childhood living in a remote part of Hampshire. She read English at Lancaster University and spent the next ten years doing various part-time jobs, including writing scientific abstracts and playing the piano for ballet classes, at the same time as bringing up her three sons. When her youngest son started playgroup, she used her free hours to write her first historical novel, Reynardine, which was eventually published by Hamish Hamilton. After publishing three more historical novels, she began to write sagas set in the first half of the twentieth century. The second of these, The Winter House, was a best-seller in Britain and Germany, and was shortlisted for the Romantic Novel of the Year award. Judith Lennox's novels are published widely in Europe; her next novel, A Step in the Dark, will be published by Hodder Headline in August 2006.
 

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