Sarah has had 12 novels published, mostly historical (often set around the late Victorian period), but including a 'cosy crime' and a western.

She has also had well over 100 articles and short stories published in a variety of women's magazines.

Sarah's latest book, ‘Feel-Good Stories’, is available on Amazon. It is a collection of 20 uplifting short stories, full of memorable, quirky characters such as the heroic postie, the eccentric duke, a spoilt parrot, a true friend and a determined would-be husband.

In order to empathise fully with her characters, she likes to conduct her research and immerse herself in their lives - for which her memberships of the National Trust and the Berkshire Family History Society have been very useful! She has lived on wartime rations, flown a Spitfire simulator, experimented with natural dyes, and had a session trying on period outfits in Twyford Drama’s costume department.

As the daughter of librarians, Sarah has always loved reading. Her first job was in a bookshop and after a number of other roles, she became a mature student at Reading University retraining as a teacher. She subsequently taught all age groups, including adults in prison.

She now works from home as a full-time writer. She is happily married with two grown up sons and lives in Charvil.