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Veronica Henry


UK flag (b.1963)

Veronica Henry is a highly successful scriptwriter who has written for The Archers, Family Affairs and Heartbeat. Her first novel, Honeycote, was published in July 2002. She lives in Worcestershire with her husband and two sons.
 

Awards: RNA (2014)  see all

Genres: Romance, General Fiction, Historical Romance, Literary Fiction
 
New and upcoming books
February 2026

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The Invitation
 
Series
Honeycote
   1. Honeycote (2002)
     aka A Country Christmas
   2. A Country Life (2003)
     aka Making Hay
   3. A Country Wedding (2008)
     aka Just a Family Affair
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Novels
   Wild Oats (2004)
   An Eligible Bachelor (2005)
   Love on the Rocks (2006)
   Marriage And Other Games (2009)
   The Birthday Party (2010)
   The Long Weekend (2012)
   A Night on the Orient Express (2013)
   High Tide (2015)
   How to Find Love in a Bookshop (2016)
   The Forever House (2017)
   A Family Recipe (2018)
   A Home From Home (2019)
   The Impulse Purchase (2022)
   Thirty Days in Paris (2023)
   The Secret Beach (2024)
   One Night at the Chateau (2025)
   The Invitation (2026)
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Novellas and Short Stories
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Anthologies edited
   The Anniversary (2016)
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Series contributed to
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Books containing stories by Veronica Henry
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Stories to Make You Smile (2021)
The Reading Agency
edited by
Fanny Blake

Awards
2014 RNA: Romantic Novel Award : A Night on the Orient Express

Award nominations
2024 RNA: Popular Fiction Romantic Novel Award (finalist) : Thirty Days in Paris


Veronica Henry recommends
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The Afterparty (2025)
Ruth Kelly
"A twisty thriller set in atmospheric Amsterdam - glamorous, dark and page-turning, Ruth Kelly has pulled off another brilliant page-turner. Terrific!"
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The Secrets of Dragonfly Lodge (2025)
Rachel Hore
"A fascinating story of one woman's fight to be recognised. I loved this delightful novel - strong characters, an intriguing world, a gorgeous setting and an uplifting ending. Perfect! It reminded me of Rosamund Pilcher, the kind of read you get truly lost in."
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The Golden Hour (2025)
Kate Lord Brown
"Kate paints such beautiful pictures with her words, you feel as if you are right there, in the heat and the dust. Epic, sweeping and gloriously romantic, this is the kind of book we have all been longing for, with all the ingredients of a classic page-turner - exotic locations, intrepid women and thrilling adventure. An absolute delight."

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