Marjorie Eccles is a successful British author, who has made a name for herself in the genre of mystery and romance novels. She is particularly famous for her Gil Mayo series of books, which have captivated readers with their intriguing plots and complex characters. Eccles' writing career has been marked by several prestigious awards and nominations, including a win at the Agatha Christie Styles Award for a short story and a nomination for the Ellis Peters Dagger Award.
Eccles was born on January 01, 1927 in Yorkshire, United Kingdom, and spent a significant portion of her childhood in her hometown and on the coast of Northumbria. This upbringing in a rural setting may have influenced her writing, as many of her novels are set in small towns and villages throughout the UK. Eccles has written over 20 books and several short stories, which have been released in numerous countries around the world, including the United States and the UK.
Besides the Gil Mayo series, Eccles is also known for her Herbert Reardon series and several standalone books. Her works are primarily categorized in the genre of crime fiction, but she has also penned some romantic fiction. Eccles, who also writes under the pseudonyms Judith Bordell and Jennifer Hyde, has a grown-up son and currently resides in Hertfordshire. Her writing career is a testament to her storytelling abilities and her ability to create memorable characters and engaging plots.