The Author’s Hour
Sunday Times bestselling author Rachel Hore shares what inspires her to write her renowned compelling historical novels, blending mystery, romance and meticulously researched history.
Sunday Times bestselling author of twelve novels, including A Place of Secrets, Last Letter Home and A Beautiful Spy, which were all Richard & Judy Book Club picks. The Glasspainter’s Daughter was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists Association’s Romantic Novel of the Year and A Gathering Storm for their Historical Novel of the Year. Her books have sold more than a million copies and have been widely translated.
After moving with her family to Norwich, she became a lecturer in Publishing and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia where she worked for many years before leaving in 2019 to become a full time writer. She currently lives in a rambling Edwardian house in Norwich with her husband, the writer D.J. Taylor, and a fox-red Labrador named Zelda.
We’re so looking forward to welcoming Rachel Hore at The Author’s Hour Sunday 21st February.
Tickets are limited.
Tea and Cake included. Book Signing
Sunday 21st February, 2pm
Tickets £20
All proceeds to towards the Westacre Theatre Arts Foundation
The Author’s Hour
Sunday Times bestselling author Rachel Hore shares what inspires her to write her renowned compelling historical novels, blending mystery, romance and meticulously researched history.
Sunday Times bestselling author of twelve novels, including A Place of Secrets, Last Letter Home and A Beautiful Spy, which were all Richard & Judy Book Club picks. The Glasspainter’s Daughter was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists Association’s Romantic Novel of the Year and A Gathering Storm for their Historical Novel of the Year. Her books have sold more than a million copies and have been widely translated.
After moving with her family to Norwich, she became a lecturer in Publishing and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia where she worked for many years before leaving in 2019 to become a full time writer. She currently lives in a rambling Edwardian house in Norwich with her husband, the writer D.J. Taylor, and a fox-red Labrador named Zelda.
We’re so looking forward to welcoming Rachel Hore at The Author’s Hour Sunday 21st February.
Tickets are limited.
Tea and Cake included. Book Signing
Sunday 21st February, 2pm
Tickets £20
All proceeds to towards the Westacre Theatre Arts Foundation