Rebecca Shaw (author)

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Rebecca Shaw

Rebecca Shaw
Born1931
Country life
PartnerMarried
Children4
Website
rebeccashaw.me

Rebecca Shaw was the Sunday Times bestselling author of 28

eBooks
.

Life and career

Shaw grew up in Armley, Leeds, and attended the progressive independent co-educational Wennington School. She became a

school teacher and worked with deaf children. She lived with her husband, father of her four children, in a Dorset village
where she found inspiration for her much-loved classic stories about rural life.

In an interview with Shaw in the Sunday Telegraph, Rebecca Tyrell said Shaw was 'a very gifted storyteller and that is quite an art.'

A review in The Telegraph[3] for 'A Village Deception' described her style as 'The Archers meet Midsomer Murders'.

Shaw wrote 19 books based in the fictional village of Turnham Malpas:

  1. The New Rector (1994)
  2. Talk of the Village (1995)
  3. Village Matters (1996)
  4. The Village Show (1997)
  5. Village Secrets (1998)
  6. Scandal in the Village (1999)
  7. Village Gossip (1999)
  8. Trouble in the Village (2000)
  9. A Village Dilemma (2002)
  10. Intrigue in the Village (2003)
  11. Whispers in the Village (2005)
  12. A Village Feud (2006)
  13. The Village Green Affair (2008)
  14. The Village Newcomers (2010)
  15. A Village Deception (2011)
  16. A Village in Jeopardy (2012)
  17. Village Fortunes (2014)
  18. Village Rumours (2015)
  19. Mystery in the Village (2015)

She wrote 6 books based in the fictional village of Barleybridge:

  1. A Country Affair (2001)
  2. Country Wives (2001)
  3. Country Lovers (2003)
  4. Country Passions (2004)
  5. One Hot Country Summer (2007)
  6. Love in the Country (2009)

Shaw's three eBooks:

  1. The House at Spinnaker Cove (2014)
  2. Curtain Up (2014)
  3. The Love of a Family (2018)

Shaw died in 2015 after a major stroke.[4] She was survived for two years by her husband, who subsequently died on 25 December 2017, and her four children.

References

  1. ^ "Tributes paid to bestselling Dorset author Rebecca Shaw". Dorset Echo. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
  2. ^ "Rebecca Shaw". Orion Publishing Group. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
  3. ISSN 0307-1235
    . Retrieved 27 November 2019.
  4. ^ About Rebecca Author's website


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