Elisabeth Gifford grew up in a vicarage in the industrial Midlands. She studied Frenchliterature and world religions at Leeds University. She has a Diploma in Creative Writing fromOxford OUDCE and an MA in Creative Writing from Royal Holloway College. She is married withthree children, and lives in Kingston upon Thames.
The perfect mix of gripping plot and lyrical writing * Good
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Absorbing * Prima *
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Woman's Own *
A thought-provoking, satisfying and enjoyable story to read
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A gorgeous, melancholy love story * The Times, praise for
The Lost Lights of St Kilda *
Desperately romantic, lyrically written and with a fascinating
plot. * Katie Fforde, praise for The Lost Lights of St Kilda
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I loved this book. Beautifully written and
descriptive... The twisted threads weave an engaging plot which
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and in war-torn Europe, it paints both worlds with a vividness that
is wholly convincing. * Sarah Maine, praise for The Lost Lights of
St Kilda *
The characters are exquisitely drawn, and the slowly emerging love
story rings entirely true. This is one of the best novels I've
read in a long while, a real jewel. * Gill Paul, praise for The
Lost Lights of St Kilda *
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