Veronica Henry

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Veronica Henry
RoNA Award
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Website
veronicahenry.co.uk

Veronica Henry (born 1963) is a British writer of

Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association.[1]

Biography

Veronica Henry was educated both in the UK and the US. She attended the Royal School for Daughters of Officers of the Army, moving eventually on to the University of Bristol to study Classics.

Her first job in the media was with the

barmaid
in the Cat and Fiddle. She also wrote several episodes for this radio show.

From there she went to Central Television to script-edit

Heartbeat, Doctors, Family Affairs and Crossroads. She is a member of the Holby City
writing team.

In 2000 she turned to writing novels, and in 2002, her first book, Honeycote, was published by

(US).

On 17 March 2014, A Night on the Orient Express won Romantic Novel of the Year, and her award was presented by Darcey Bussell CBE.[2]

She was a guest on episode 3 of season 3 of the house-hunting show Fantasy Homes by the Sea with her husband and host Jenni Falconer. She now lives on the coast in North Devon with her three sons.

Bibliography

Honeycote Saga

1. Honeycote (2002): softcover, Penguin Books, Limited, .
Honeycote: hardcover, Chivers Press, .
Honeycote: softcover, Chivers Press,
2. Making Hay (2003): softcover, Penguin Books, Limited, .
Making Hay: softcover, Paragon House Publishers, .
Making Hay: hardcover, Chivers Press, .
3. Just A Family Affair (2008): softcover, Orion Books Limited, .
Just A Family Affair: hardcover, Orion Books Limited, .

Beach Hut series

Single novels

An Eligible Bachelor: softcover, Crown Publishing Group,
Love on the Rocks: hardcover, Chivers Audio Books, .
Love on the Rocks: hardcover, BBC Audiobooks, .
Love on the Rocks: hardcover, Penguin Books, Limited, .

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