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Joanne Sefton lives in Bath and as well as writing, she is a working barrister and mother. She has an MA in creative writing from Bath Spa University and a Blue Peter badge. Her first novel, If They Knew, grew out of her fascination with family dynamics and a slightly bizarre interest in motorway services.
Genres: Mystery
Joanne Sefton recommends
Kololo Hill (2021)
Neema Shah
"Kololo Hill offers a glimpse into a terrifying and fascinating period of history. Neema Shah evokes Amin’s Uganda and early 1970s suburban England with both nuance and a fresh and wonderful vivacity. This is a book with a huge amount of heart; I was entirely captured by the stories of Asha, Jaya and Vijay. Their dreams and dilemmas resonate with many of today’s key questions around culture, identity and the places – and people – we can each call ‘home’."
The Necessary Marriage (2018)
Elisa Lodato
"I hugely enjoyed this novel - a subtle and unexpected take on marriage and the paths we weave through life. A lovely evocation of time and place and a perfectly judged ending."
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