Rosie Thomas (writer)

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Rosie Thomas is a writer, currently living in London. Her numerous novels, several of them top ten bestsellers, deal with the common themes of love and loss.

She is a keen traveller and mountaineer who has climbed in both the Alps and the Himalayas.[citation needed] She has also competed in the Peking to Paris car rally[citation needed] and spent time at a Bulgarian research station in Antarctica.[citation needed]

[edit] Bibliography

  • Sun At Midnight
  • All My Sins Remembered
  • Sunrise
  • Every Woman Knows A Secret
  • White
  • Potters House
  • If My Father Loved Me
  • White Dove
  • Moon Island
  • Follies
  • Celebration
  • Simple Life
  • Bad Girls, Good Women
  • Strangers
  • Border Crossing
  • A Woman of Our Times

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