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Jennifer Jenkins lives in a village just outside of Rugby, Warwickshire, with her husband David (illustrator of the book’s cover), her two sons & her dog. Jennifer loves all things literary (including writing her own poetry), in particular historical fiction and Shakespeare, and supports local schools with Religious Education & spiritual development. Jennifer’s first novel, ‘Three’, is the tale of three brave women who lived through the plague visitation of the village of Eyam in Derbyshire in 1665-1666. Jennifer originally taught the Eyam plague to her class of seven year olds, sparking an interest in the Derbyshire village that has led to her first novel.

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Jennifer Jenkins For me, it was like this story gripped me. It wanted to be told. The characters got under my skin. I could imagine the way they looked, the way they t…moreFor me, it was like this story gripped me. It wanted to be told. The characters got under my skin. I could imagine the way they looked, the way they talked. But visiting the village itself was a real trigger. (less)
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