Kate Morton grew up in the mountains of south-east Queensland and now lives with her family in London. She has degrees in dramatic art and English literature, specializing in nineteenth-century tragedy and contemporary gothic novels. Kate has sold over 10 million copies of her novels in thirty-two languages, across thirty-nine countries. The House at Riverton, The Forgotten Garden, The Distant Hours, The Secret Keeper and The Lake House have all been number one bestsellers around the world. The Clockmaker's Daughter is her sixth novel.
Morton writes with such page-turning ease, you can easily lose
yourself in her world for days
*The Pool*
Morton knows how to eke out tantalizing secrets and drama
*Sunday Telegraph (Australia)*
Big houses, dark secrets and ruined lives all play their part in
the latest from the best-selling Morton. The perfect book to curl
up with as the evenings draw in.
*i newspaper*
The Clockmaker’s Daughter is an ambitious, complex, compelling
historical mystery with a fabulous cast of characters. This is Kate
Morton at her very best
*Kristin Hannah, bestselling author of The Nightingale*
A centuries-spanning epic
*Metro*
When it comes to epic and captivating novels, Kate Morton is up
there with the best
*Heat*
A time-travelling tale of lust, deception and lies. Think The
Miniaturist meets The Little Stranger, woven together with a
contemporary thread . . . It's the perfect spooky autumnal doorstop
to (dis)comfort you through the twilight hours
*The Pool*
This is an immersive, beautifully told story which was made to be
devoured on a drizzly Sunday afternoon with a round of crumpets and
a pot of tea
*Red Magazine*
Moving back and forth in time, Morton weaves her disparate stories
together involving murder, theft, love and loss, secrets and lies.
She's a deft and consummate storyteller
*Woman & Home*
The Clockmaker’s Daughter is packed with rich historical detail and
seductive lyricism . . . An exciting, atmospheric reading treat
that moves seamlessly through time and space, and ensures that
Morton retains her place in the pantheon of much-loved historical
novelists
*Lancashire Evening Post*
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