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Geraldine Evans is a British novelist. She turned indie in 2010 after many years and eighteen novels in the traditional publishing world (Macmillan, St Martin’s Press, Hale, Severn House, Worldwide (p/b) and Soundings (audio). She is the author of two mystery series: The now 18-strong Rafferty & Llewellyn Mystery Series and the 2-strong Casey & Catt Mystery Series, as well as a Reluctant Queen a Biographical Historical Novel about Mary Rose Tudor, the little sister of King Henry VIII, Gentle Romance, Romantic Suspense, and Non-Fiction.
Apart from her novels, she’s also had non-fiction published in numerous magazines, on subjects as varied as historical biography of people and places (Horatio Nelson, Nurse Edith Cavell, Whitehall Palace), New Age (Palmistry and Your Love Life, Astrology and Your Writing Life).
Her dream for years was to be a published novelist, a dream she achieved in 1991, after six rejected novels. Her ambition, after traditionally publishing eighteen novels, was to earn a living as a writer. It took turning indie to do it, but she now works full-time as an author.
She spent most of her life in London (UK), where she was born and brought up, the youngest of four children, but moved to a market town in Norfolk (UK) in 2000, with her late husband.