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Tracy Rees
Tracy Rees has been called "the most outstanding new voice in historical fiction" by Lucinda Riley and her books are paperback and kindle bestsellers. She was the winner of the Richard and Judy 'Search for a Bestseller' Competition. A Cambridge graduate, she had a successful eight-year career in nonfiction publishing and a second career practising and teaching humanistic counselling before becoming a writer. She lives in Wales.
Genres: Historical Romance
Novels
Amy Snow (2015)
Florence Grace (2016)
The Hourglass (2017)
The Two Lives of Florence Grace (2017)
Darling Blue (2018)
The House at Silvermoor (2019)
Florence Grace (2016)
The Hourglass (2017)
The Two Lives of Florence Grace (2017)
Darling Blue (2018)
The House at Silvermoor (2019)
Tracy Rees recommends
Lost For Words (2017)
Stephanie Butland
"Beautifully written and atmospheric. Loveday is an endearing heroine, full of attitude and fragility. The haunting story of her past is brilliantly revealed."
The Wardrobe Mistress (2017)
Natalie Meg Evans
"Natalie's books are a treasure trove of vibrant stories, memorable characters and pacy writing!."
The Last Day (2018)
Claire Dyer
"I just read The Last Day and I loved it! A heartrending situation, beautiful writing, and unforgettably vivid characters."
Last Letter Home (2018)
Rachel Hore
"A gorgeous read. Packed full of fascinating historical detail, romance and intrigue."
The Man I Think I Know (2018)
Mike Gayle
"A very special book. A moving, thought-provoking storyline told with humour and insight. I loved the distinctive voices of James and Danny and really missed them when I finished it!"
Days of Wonder (2018)
Keith Stuart
"Moving, funny, inspiring and redemptive. It's a long time since a book made me laugh out loud and cry so much and in such equal measure."
Finding Henry Applebee (2019)
Celia Reynolds
"If you’re looking for an uplifting read to coax you through January, I recommend Finding Henry Applebee … tender, beautiful writing and wonderful observations."
The Forbidden Promise (2020)
Lorna Cook
"Kept me turning the pages eagerly through both storylines. A real treat!"
Jackie and Maria (2020)
Gill Paul
"I can't rave highly enough about this book...A dazzling yet moving portrait of two very different iconic women, it's brilliantly researched, compellingly told and completely fascinating."
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