Hazel Prior
Hazel Prior lives on Exmoor with her husband and a huge ginger cat. As well as writing, she works as a freelance harpist.
Genres:
General Fiction,
Romance
Hazel Prior recommends
Roseland (2023)Judy Finnigan"Roseland is a mysterious, emotional story set in a beautifully-imagined Cornish landscape. At times the writing has a dreamlike quality as we are drawn into the secrets of a family who are haunted by the past and anxious for the future. I was completely invested in the characters and sped through the pages, craving answers, delighting in the family frissons and mounting drama. A captivating read." Joe Nuthin's Guide to Life (2023)Helen Fisher"An entertaining and life-affirming story with a charm all of its own. Told in a clear, authentic voice and woven with gems of wisdom, it pulls you in and has you rooting for the characters throughout. A real joy to read." Four Seasons in Japan (2023)Nick Bradley"This is a finely drawn evocation of Japan, of youth, age, dreams, disillusionment, struggles and strength. Nick Bradley has created a set of many-layered characters whose actions and attitudes pull us deeply into their story. A poignant and beautiful book." No Life for a Lady (2023)(Violet Hamilton, book 1)Hannah Dolby"Delightful, original, cleverly crafted and completely addictive. Violet Hamilton is one of those characters who slips into your heart straight away and radiates joy. I loved it!" The People on Platform 5 (2022)Iona Iverson's Rules for Commuting
Clare Pooley"A gloriously entertaining and completely addictive read. The People on Platform 5 will be sure to steal your heart. Clare Pooley's writing is astute, wickedly funny, clever and charming. I adore this book." The Rose Garden (2021)Tracy Rees"The Rose Garden is an absolute joy. I was completely swept up in the lives of Olive, Otty, Mabs and Abigail. Against the backdrop of Victorian London, their story is one of friendship against the odds and of courage that transcends the rules of a flawed society. Written with elegance, charm and wisdom, this book is both unputdownable and unforgettable." The Funny Thing About Norman Foreman (2021)Julietta Henderson"What a delightful read! Hilarious and heart-warming, with one 'helluva' brave, wise, and lovable twelve-year-old hero... This book is about what's really important: caring for each other and finding ways through the problems life throws at you, no matter how terrible they are." Dog Days (2021)Ericka Waller"Dog Days is an intriguing mosaic in which the human characters are full of foibles and the dogs are gloriously doggy. Funny, sad, gritty and beautifully told, this story will make you look at life again and appreciate the small acts of kindness that make everything worthwhile." More recommendations Visitors also looked at these authors
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