What people are saying about Sarah Harrison

  • A lovely, uplifting, gentle read that is both captivating and charming.

    The Red Dress – Booklist

  • …written with Sarah Harrison’s usual perception and telling eye for detail … warm, moving and believable

    Home and Life

  • Harrison’s perceptiveness, reliably elegant style and compassionate awareness … make hers a book you’re neither likely nor willing to forget.

    Harpers & Queen

  • Harrison is a writer with a gift for mixing candour, compassion and comedy.

    YOU Magazine

  • Taut, suspenseful and sinister … powerful and compelling.

    A Dangerous Thing – Booklist

  • Written with Sarah Harrison’s usual verve, this story offers new insights into the dangers of a mother’s overdependence, and the absolute necessity of letting go.

    Good Housekeeping

Books

All my books are listed here – you’ll see I’ve used my own style of classification based on chatting to readers over the years. Use the links in the sidebar or click the items below to find out more about my books.

If a book’s out of print you’ll be able to find it in your local library, or on Amazon using the links provided.

Hot Breath

Harriet Blair, is a wife and mother of two teenage children, and the author of torrid historical romances. When her husband is sent overseas for a year she stumbles into a passionate affair with a hot-blooded Greek who also happens to be the local GP…

Cold Feet

Harriet Blair makes her second appearance (there is a third). I didn’t write the HB books sequentially, they just popped up when I needed some light relief in between more serious projects.

Foreign Parts

The third and last of the Harriet Blair books is set in France, a clogs-and-shawls romance complete with stroppy mine-owners and spirited women at the pithead.

How to Write a Blockbuster

Acknowledging that if there were rules for writing blockbusters everyone would be doing it, I set out to cover all aspects of producing a BIG book – from inspiration to successful promotion, not overlooking the tricky psychological side of it.

In Granny’s Garden

A story in verse about a small boy who encounters a dinosaur in his grandmother’s garden, illustrated by Mike Wilks.