The Ursula Marlow Mysteries
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About Clare
As the child of British parents, I grew up in Australia with a strong sense of history. We were a nomadic family – my parents had emigrated to Canada from England in the mid 1960’s, where I was born, returned to England and then emigrated to Australia in the early 1970’s (where my sister was born). My mother, a history teacher, and father, an economics professor, instilled in me a love of art, history, and literature.
Latest Musings
New Inspiration – Moving to Naples, Florida has provided inspiration for a new historical mystery, set during the glamorous 1920s when the rich would come stay at the Old Naples Hotel to whet their appetite for hunting, fishing, and adventure in a pristine paradise far removed from Prohibition Era rules. Read More
Division within the WSPU – In my second Ursula Marlow book, The Serpent and The Scorpion, I allude to the schism that occurred within the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) in 1912 over the issue of militancy. Read More
Edwardian Murder – I have just read a fascinating article about a murder case in Edwardian England in which a woman named Kitty Byron stabbed her loved (Alfred Baker) on the steps of their local post office. Read More