S L Russell studied History at Durham University and later taught children with special educational needs.
She has written six novels from an unequivocal Christian worldview but neither pious nor triumphalist, aiming rather to offer a compelling page-turning read about real people with recognisable lives.
She lives with her husband in Kent, and sometimes in France, and is an amateur singer and church organist.
'It was like the pictures I'd seen of the battlefields of the First World War. No life, no growth ...A vision of hell.'
What can Abbie see that no one else can? Is the charming Will Chambers all he seems? And will anyone believe her?
'Your writing is compelling, page-turning and relatable to the contemporary world ... How do you come up with your characters?'
'There is the issue of cross-cultural relationships, there are the effects on a religious family when one member changes faith, and there is also …
'A fantastic read that had me gripped from start to finish... Time spent in this story is time well spent and you will not be …
'Found the characters well rounded and nuanced and the plot kept me speeding along until the end'
