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Victoria Scott

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Victoria Scott is a bestselling British author of life-affirming fiction, known for her gripping gothic historical mysteries and uplifting book club novels that explore themes of hope, resilience and the power of human friendship and love. Her books are perfect for fans of Lucinda Riley, Kate Morton, and Jojo Moyes.

Her novels, The Storyteller’s Daughter and The Women Who Wouldn’t Leave, are both Amazon Top 100 bestsellers. Her latest novel, The House on the Cliff – a haunting, atmospheric tale of secrets and second chances – is out now.

Before becoming a novelist, Victoria worked as a journalist for the BBC, The Telegraph and Al Jazeera. She now combines her love of storytelling with lecturing in journalism at Kingston University.

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Victoria Scott I'm writing something completely different - a supernatural thriller - set near where I live. But I'm also about to start another novel which is inspi…moreI'm writing something completely different - a supernatural thriller - set near where I live. But I'm also about to start another novel which is inspired by my own life, and which will hopefully give people all the feels...(less)
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"Great storytelling

The more I read the more I wanted to read . The story of the characters was interwoven well. Not overly sentimental but compassionate to all the characters.

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This was brilliantly written, fast-paced, and intensely emotional.
The Lost Children by Victoria     Scott
"Full of twists

I found I couldn't put this book down, it drawers you into 2 stories running along side each other. I wasn't expecting the outcome. Lovely book"
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"simply beautiful

This is a beautifully written story. A story of women’s struggles, beauty, magnificence, strength and bonds. I thoroughly enjoyed this read. "
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Rich with longing, The Strawberry House captures the aching beauty of England on the brink of change. A beautifully atmospheric tale of a house and the hearts it held, Burton evokes the years before and after World War II with such tenderness
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“waxes lyrical about him over lunch.”
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“She had named her when she had felt her first kick. Had sung to her at bedtime, had read to her in the early hours, and had whispered to her at dawn. They had grown to love each other. And now they were to be parted.”
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“When you're only ever the recipient of things, ever the object and never the subject, you are forced to digest them, to ruminate on them, to really see them...”
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