Brigid George
author : Brigid George\nBrigid George is the pseudonym of JB Rowley - author of Amazon #1 Best Sellers, 'Whisper My Secret' and 'Mother of Ten'. \n\nJB spent her childhood chasing snakes and lizards down hollow logs, playing Hansel and Gretel in the bush with her brothers, climbing trees, searching the local rubbish tip for books to read and generally behaving like a feral child. To avoid her boisterous brothers she often escaped into the hay shed with a book. In primary school her teachers called her ‘the one with the Enid Blyton touch’. Thousands of hours of reading mystery authors such as Agatha Christie, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and other crime fiction writers have prepared JB for writing in the genre. \n\nAs a teenager JB had short stories published in one of Australia’s national magazines, New Idea. Since then she has won several awards for her stories which have also been published in anthologies.\n\nJB eventually left the small Australian town of Orbost where she grew up and moved to Victoria's capital city, Melbourne. These days she likes nothing better than putting on her 'Brigid George hat' to write a new Dusty Kent Mystery.\n\nLet all your cares fall away; read a Dusty Kent today!\nBrigid George Book Series
author : Brigid George\nBrigid George is the pseudonym of JB Rowley - author of Amazon #1 Best Sellers, 'Whisper My Secret' and 'Mother of Ten'. \n\nJB spent her childhood chasing snakes and lizards down hollow logs, playing Hansel and Gretel in the bush with her brothers, climbing trees, searching the local rubbish tip for books to read and generally behaving like a feral child. To avoid her boisterous brothers she often escaped into the hay shed with a book. In primary school her teachers called her ‘the one with the Enid Blyton touch’. Thousands of hours of reading mystery authors such as Agatha Christie, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and other crime fiction writers have prepared JB for writing in the genre. \n\nAs a teenager JB had short stories published in one of Australia’s national magazines, New Idea. Since then she has won several awards for her stories which have also been published in anthologies.\n\nJB eventually left the small Australian town of Orbost where she grew up and moved to Victoria's capital city, Melbourne. These days she likes nothing better than putting on her 'Brigid George hat' to write a new Dusty Kent Mystery.\n\nLet all your cares fall away; read a Dusty Kent today!\n