HILL, Pamela

HILL, Pamela. Also writes as Sharon Fiske. British (born Kenya), b. 1920. Genres: Mystery/Crime/Suspense, Romance/Historical. Publications: Flaming Janet (in U.S. as King's Vixen), 1954; Shadow of Palaces (in U.S. as Crown and the Shadow), 1955; Marjory of Scotland, 1956; Here Lies Margot, 1957; Maddalena, 1963; Forget Not Ariadne, 1965; Julia, 1967; The Devil of Aske, 1972; The Malvie Inheritance, 1973; The Incumbent, 1974, in U.S. as The Heatherton Heritage, 1976; Whitton's Folly, 1975; Norah Stroyan, 1976; The Green Salamander, 1977; Tsar's Woman, 1978; Strangers' Forest, 1978; Daneclere, 1978; Homage to a Rose, 1979; Daughter of Midnight, 1979; Fire Opal, 1980; A Place of Ravens, 1980; (as Sharon Fiske) Summer Cypress, 1981; The House of Cray, 1982; The Fairest One of All, 1982; Duchess Cain, 1983; The Copper-Haired Marshal, 1983; Bride of Ae, 1983; Children of Lucifer, 1984; Still Blooms the Rose, 1984; The Governess, 1985; Sable for the Count, 1985; My Lady Glamis, 1985; Digby, 1987; Fenfallow, 1987; The Sutburys, 1988; Jeannie Urquahart, 1988; The Woman in the Cloak, 1988; Artemia, 1989; Trevithick, 1989; The Loves of Ginevra, 1990; Vollands, 1990; A Dark Star Passing, 1990; The Brocken, 1990; The Sword and the Flame, 1991; The Silver Runaways, 1991; Angell and Sons, 1992; Mercer, 1992; Aunt Lucy, 1993; O Madcap Duchess, 1993; The Parson's Children, 1994; The Man from the North, 1994; Journey beyond Innocence, 1994; The Charmed Descent, 1995; The Inadvisable Marriages, 1995; Curtmantle, 1996; Murder in Store, 1996; Alice the Palace, 1996; The Supplanter, 1997; Countess Isabel, 1998; The Small Black Knife, 1998; The Lion's Daughter, 1999; Bailie's Wake, 2000; The Gods Return, 2000. Address: c/o Hale, 45-47 Clerkenwell Green, London EC1R 0HT, England.