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Catherine Isaac was born in Liverpool, England. She studied History at the University of Liverpool, then Journalism at Glasgow Caledonian University, before beginning her career as trainee reporter at the Liverpool Echo.
She rose to the position of Editor of the Liverpool Daily Post and wrote her first book, Bridesmaids, while on maternity leave, under the pseudonym Jane Costello. Her nine subsequent novels were all Sunday Times best-sellers in the UK.
'You Me Everything' is her first book writing as Catherine Isaac.
She lives in Liverpool with her husband Mark and three sons. In her spare time she likes to run, walk up mountains in the Lake District and win at pub quizzes, though the latter rarely happens.
She rose to the position of Editor of the Liverpool Daily Post and wrote her first book, Bridesmaids, while on maternity leave, under the pseudonym Jane Costello. Her nine subsequent novels were all Sunday Times best-sellers in the UK.
'You Me Everything' is her first book writing as Catherine Isaac.
She lives in Liverpool with her husband Mark and three sons. In her spare time she likes to run, walk up mountains in the Lake District and win at pub quizzes, though the latter rarely happens.
Genres: General Fiction
Catherine Isaac recommends
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Goodbye, Paris (2018)
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After the End (2019)
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"An exquisite novel - tragic, clever, life-affirming and original all at once."
Tell Me Your Secret (2019)
Dorothy Koomson
"I raced through this compelling thriller about families, secrets and, above all, survival."
The Silent Treatment (2020)
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"An unforgettable love story with a mystery that had me captivated until the last, heart-wrenching page. It deserves to be huge."
Below the Big Blue Sky (2020)
Anna McPartlin
"I hadn't thought it possible to laugh and cry during one book as much as I had while reading The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes. But I turned the last page of Below The Big Blue Sky broken and elated all at once. Anna McPartlin's novel is brilliant, funny and immensely moving."
Nothing Else (2022)
Louise Beech
"A brilliant premise, executed beautifully ... such a moving, tender and unexpected read."
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