Ellie Stevenson

Je suis Ellie Stevenson. Bienvenue à ma page d'auteur.

Ellie Stevenson is a former careers adviser and a member of both the Careers Writers Association and the Alliance of Independent Authors.

She is the author of two novels, SHADOWS OF THE LOST CHILD, a partly historical mystery with some time travel, and SHIP OF HAUNTS: the other Titanic story, which, as well as exploring life on Titanic, examines the world of the child migrant. This first novel is set in 1912, 2012 and the harsh world of the Australian outback in the 1940s.

She has also written WATCHING CHARLOTTE BRONTE DIE, a collection of surreal short stories, which yet again feature death, destruction, ghosts and mystery (with a touch of humour).

Ellie is currently working on her third novel.

Her work is fuelled by inspiration, determination and plenty of coffee.

What people have said:

SHADOWS OF THE LOST CHILD

'Really enjoyed this atmospheric story. Plot kept me hooked with its mystery, ghosts and time travel. Lots of things going on to keep you interested.' (Jilly)

'A page-turning mystery that travels through time and keeps you guessing. I couldn't put it down!' (S. Davies)

SHIP OF HAUNTS

'original', 'hard to put down' and 'I recommend this book to people who love a book with a sense of history or who have a creative imagination.' Reenie's Book Blog

'she has brought the meticulous research of the non-fiction writer, as well as her undoubted flair for creating memorable characters. She describes herself as "passionate about Titanic" and conveys that passion in her story, in particular in the personage of Carrin's ghost.' Valerie Wilson

WATCHING CHARLOTTE BRONTE DIE (surreal short stories)

'Be prepared for the unexpected. Ellie Stevenson takes her readers deep into the heart of her characters' Lingonews

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Stevensonauthor

Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6380973.Ellie_Stevenson

Blog: http://elliestevenson.wordpress.com