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Joanna Trollope is the author of eagerly awaited and sparklingly readable novels often centred around the domestic dramas of life in contemporary England. Her latest novel, Brother & Sister, explores adoption. Her last novel, Girl from the South, explored the thirty something generation. She is also the author of a number of historical novels and of Britannia’s Daughters, a study of women in the British Empire. Her novels have been translated into over twenty languages and several have been adapted by the BBC and Masterpiece Theatre. Joanna Trollope also writes under the pseudonym of Caroline Harvey.

Joanna Trollope was born in 1943. She taught for twelve years and worked for the Foreign Office before becoming a full-time writer.

Fiction as Joanna Trollope
The Choir
A Village Affair
A Passionate Man
The Rector's Wife
The Men and the Girls
A Spanish Lover
The Best of Friends
Next of Kin
Other People's Children
Marrying the Mistress
Girl from the South
Brother & Sister
Second Honeymoon

Fiction as Caroline Harvey
Parson Harding's Daughter
Leaves from the Valley
City of Gems
The Steps of the Sun
The Taverner's Place
A Second Legacy
A Castle in Italy
Legacy of Love
Eliza Stanhope
The Brass Dolphin
Mistaken Virtues

Non-Fiction
Britannia's Daughters