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Frances Paige

フランセス・ペイジ

Furansesu Peiji

Pen Names: Jane WallaceAs Jane Wallace for novels, Jay AllertonAs Jay Allerton for novels

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
Glasgow, Scotland
Nationality
British
Languages
English
Residence History
Glasgow, Scotland → Near the Lake District, North West England

Career

Occupations
Novelist
Active Years
1969-2007

Awards

Romantic Novel of the Year Award
1975
Work: Vote for a Silk Gown
Organization: Romantic Novelists' Association
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Vote for a Silk Gown

1974 romance

Romance novel that won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 1975.

romancepolitics

Bibliography

  • The Roof Garden (1969)
  • The End is the Beginning (1970)
  • Look, You Too Can Be a Success (1970)
  • The Searchers (1971)
  • For the Best of Reasons (1972)
  • The Gulf (1973)
  • The Dreaming Towers (1973)
  • The Glass Wall (1974)
  • Vote for a Silk Gown (1974)
  • The Man Who Liked Couscous (1976)
  • The Hidden Venus (1977)
  • The Headless Doll (1978)
  • Fugitive Summer (1981)
  • Bomber's Moon (1982)
  • Three Girls (1983)
  • Lost Time (1985)
  • The Sholtie Burn (1986)
  • Maeve's Daughter (1987)
  • Mothers and Daughters (1987)
  • The Distaff Side (1988)
  • The Silk Mill (1988)
  • Moonshadows (1989)
  • Men Who March Away (1989)
  • The Laurel Path (1990)
  • The Sholtie Flyer (1990)
  • The Glasgow Girls (1994)
  • Blood Ties (1995)
  • The Painted Ladies (1995)
  • The Butterfly Girl (1995)
  • The Confetti Bed (1996)
  • Kindred Spirits (1997)
  • So Long at the Fair (1997)
  • The Swimming Pool (1998)
  • The Lonely Shore (1999)
  • Love is a Stranger (2000)
  • The Summer Fields (2001)
  • Game to Miss Cowan (2001)
  • A Day at the Races (2002)
  • Bid Time Return (2003)
  • Knowing One's Place (2004)
  • Growing Up (2005)
  • Glint of Gold (2006)
  • The Learning Curve (2007)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
romancehistorical fictionsuspense

Legacy

British writer of over 40 romance, historical, and suspense novels from 1969 to 2007. Won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 1975.