Dorothy Eden
Dorothy Eden was born April 3, 1912 in New Zealand. She moved to England in 1954 after taking a trip around the world and falling in love with the country, and it was there she passed away from Cancer on March 4, 1982. Eden was best known for her writings in the historical, suspense, and Gothic genres, and she also wrote short stories for magazines.
Works (50)
Winterwood
The pretty ones
Ravenscroft
Sleep in the Woods
Lady of Mallow
Shadow Wife
An afternoon walk
Crow Hollow
Darkwater
Waiting for Willa
The voice of the dolls
The time of the dragon
The house on Hay Hill
The Millionaire's Daughter
The Sleeping Bride
Sleep in the woods
The Storrington papers
Siege in the Sun
The Salamanca drum
Melbury Square
Bridge of Fear
Speak to Me of Love
An important family
The schoolmaster's daughter
Let us prey
Death Is a Red Rose
Bride by candlelight
An important family
The Pretty Ones
Deadly Travellers
The schoolmaster's daughter
Listen to danger
Afternoon for lizards
Listen to Danger
Ravenscroft
Samantha
Siege in the sun
Never call it loving
Waiting for Willa
The Bird in the Chimney
Speak to me of love
The millionaire's daughter
The deadly travellers
The house on Hay Hill, and otherstories
An important family
Bella
Melbury Square
An important family
Listen to Danger
The vines of Yarrabee