Angela Marsons

Angela Marsons is a British author of crime fiction, from the Black Country in the West Midlands. She sold three million copies of her novels in just over three years of publishing her first crime thriller.[1]

Writing career

Angela Marsons is from Brierley Hill in the West Midlands and is a former security guard at the Merry Hill Shopping Centre. Having been rejected by numerous publishers over 25 years, she released three books in her crime series in 2015 under digital publisher Bookouture. Her books all have a Black Country setting, but the author says "I never write about a set group of people or anyone particular I know, all my characters are make believe." The principal character in the crime series is Detective Kim Stone. The success of the digitally-published Kim Stone books resulted in a print deal with publisher Bonnier Publishing Fiction.[2] Marsons is signed to Bookouture for a total of 16 books in the Kim Stone series.[3]

Bibliography

Kim Stone novels
  1. Silent Scream (20 February 2015)
  2. Evil Games (29 May 2015)
  3. Lost Girls (6 November 2015)
  4. Play Dead (20 May 2016)
  5. Blood Lines (4 November 2016)
  6. Dead Souls (28 April 2017)
  7. Broken Bones (3 November 2017)
  8. Dying Truth (18 May 2018)
  9. Fatal Promise (19 October 2018)
  10. Dead Memories (22 February 2019)
  11. Child's Play (11 July 2019)
  12. First Blood (14 November 2019)
  13. Killing Mind (13 May 2020)

Other works
  • Dear Mother (2014)
  • The Forgotten Woman (2016)
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References
  1. "Remarkable rags-to-riches tale for Black Country author who never thought she'd write again, as she sells three million copies of the Kim Stone detective series. - Bookouture". www.bookouture.com. Retrieved 2018-09-13.
  2. "25 years of rejection then 1,000,000 sales: Surprise success for Black Country author". Express & Star. Retrieved 4 March 2017.
  3. "Angela Marsons". amazon.com. Retrieved 4 March 2017.
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