Diane Chamberlain
Diane Chamberlain is the RITA Award winning author of sixteen novels, published in over twelve languages. A former hospital social worker and psychotherapist, Diane writes complex stories about relationships, redemption and forgiveness with a touch of mystery and suspense. She lives in North Carolina with her significant other, John, and her shelties, Keeper and Jet.
Series
Novels
Private Relations (1989)
Lovers and Strangers (1990)
Secret Lives (1991)
Fire and Rain (1993)
Brass Ring (1994)
Reflection (1996)
The Escape Artist (1997)
Breaking the Silence (1999)
Summer's Child (2000)
The Courage Tree (2001)
Cypress Point (2002)
aka The Shadow Wife / The Forgotten Son
The Bay at Midnight (2005)
The Secret Life of Ceecee Wilkes (2006)
aka The Lost Daughter / A Beautiful Lie
The Lies We Told (2010)
The Midwife's Confession (2011)
The Good Father (2012)
The Dance Begins (2015)
Pretending to Dance (2015)
The Stolen Marriage (2017)
Lovers and Strangers (1990)
Secret Lives (1991)
Fire and Rain (1993)
Brass Ring (1994)
Reflection (1996)
The Escape Artist (1997)
Breaking the Silence (1999)
Summer's Child (2000)
The Courage Tree (2001)
Cypress Point (2002)
aka The Shadow Wife / The Forgotten Son
The Bay at Midnight (2005)
The Secret Life of Ceecee Wilkes (2006)
aka The Lost Daughter / A Beautiful Lie
The Lies We Told (2010)
The Midwife's Confession (2011)
The Good Father (2012)
The Dance Begins (2015)
Pretending to Dance (2015)
The Stolen Marriage (2017)
Omnibus
Novellas
Diane Chamberlain recommends
The Language of Trees (2010) Ilie Ruby "Ilie Ruby's haunting story seems to spring fully formed from the mystical setting she so beautifully describes. The Language of Trees will make you believe that spirits live on, that hands can heal, and that if you open your heart wide enough, the world is full of second chances." | The In-Between Hour (2013) Barbara Claypole White "The Unfinished Garden is a touching and accomplished debut." | Incense & Peppermints (2014) Carole Bellacera "...heartfelt and real, yet her moving story of love, loss and healing is timeless." |
The Last Embrace (2015) Pam Jenoff "Warm and heartfelt." | The Second Mrs. Hockaday (2017) Susan Rivers "Susan Rivers sets this spellbinding, haunting human drama against the backdrop of the Civil War. Told through exquisitely crafted letters and diary entries, the delicious pacing leads to revelations both intriguing and unnerving. I was sorry to reach the end of this stunning debut. " | Follow Me Down (2017) Sherri Smith "No one can be trusted as the flawed but sympathetic protagonist struggles to find her missing twin brother. This engrossing page turner will keep you guessing right up to the delicious ending." |
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