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| Penelope Jones Halsall | |
| Nationality and residence: | English resident of Nantwich, Cheshire, England |
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| Born: | November 24, 1946 in Preston, Lancashire, England |
| Died: | |
| Web-page: | http://www.AnnieGroves.co.uk |
| Penelope Jones Halsall's Pseudonyms | |
| Caroline Courtney | Pseudonym used to sign regency novels (1979-1986). |
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| Melinda Wright | Pseudonym used to sign air-hostess romps(1981-1983). |
| Lydia Hitchcock | Pseudonym used to sign thrillers (1981-1982). |
| Penny Jordan | Pseudonym used to sign contemporany novels (1981-Present). |
| Annie Groves | Pseudonym used to sign historical novels (2003-Present). |
Contents
About the pen-name Annie Groves
Penny Halsall, started to use the pen-name Annie Groves (she has adopted her mother's maiden-name) in 2003 to sell historical romances. Penelope gains much of her inspiration from human interest stories in the news as well as her own family history. She adapted a story told by her grandmother Elsie Jones in Ellie Pride.
- Biography in Penelope Jones Halsall
Bibliography
Pride Family Series
- Ellie Pride, 2003
- Connie's Courage, 2004
- Hettie of Hope Street, 2005
World War II Series
- Goodnight Sweetheart, 2006
- Some Sunny Day, 2006
- The Grafton Girls, 2007
- As Time Goes By
