Laura Wilkinson
Hello!
I write the kind of books I love to read. Emotional, ultimately hopeful stories with real women and men at their heart - flawed people trying to do their best in a complex world. I’ve several novels under my belt and though most of my fiction is contemporary, I also write historical fiction focused on strong women. I’m a creative writing tutor and mentor too.
I’ve spent more than half my life in the south of England, but my soul belongs to the north. Born in Liverpool, I grew up in Wales, studied in Manchester and after a spell in London as an actor, I now live in Brighton with my carpenter:musician husband and ginger sons. I’ve published two spicy romances (under a pseudonym) and, as Laura Wilkinson, five contemporary novels with a historical novel coming soon. Thanks for dropping by. Laura x
Hello!
I write the kind of books I love to read. Emotional, ultimately hopeful stories with real women and men at their heart - flawed people trying to do their best in a complex world. I’ve several novels under my belt and though most of my fiction is contemporary, I also write historical fiction focused on strong women. I’m a creative writing tutor and mentor too.
I’ve spent more than half my life in the south of England, but my soul belongs...
Books
View AllWhat The Ocean Keeps: A compelling World War I love story inspired by true events
‘A compelling, beautifully written and almost unbearably poignant love story that shines a light on the forgotten aftermath of war.’ Frances Quinn, best-selling author of The Lost Passenger
Shortlisted for the Virginia Prize for Fiction
The war’s over but for Alma and Jack the fight for love and freedom has only just begun
North Wales, 1918
The...
That Night in New York
What readers are saying:
‘A love story and so much more’
‘I read it in one go’
‘Reminded me why I like reading romantic fiction’
In a crazy Manhattan blackout, two lonely strangers connect – but can a passion forged in darkness survive the cold light of day?
Steph, an advice columnist, is stuck in a stagnant life, while lonely architect Harry...
Crossing The Line
Yorkshire, 1983. Miner’s wife Mandy Walker lives a quiet life. She’s hopeless at everything apart from looking after her boys and baking. Life is fine. But she knows it could be better. Her husband’s a drinker, and her best friend Ruth is busy with a teaching career. Mandy dreams of a different life - an impossible, unachievable life. Only Ruth’...
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