About Lauren St John
Lauren St John was born in Rhodesia in 1966 and lived on a farm there until she was 16. She worked as a journalist for several years and has written biographies of sporting heroes and Nashville musicians - golf and country music being two of her obsessions - for Transworld, Picador and Fourth Estate. Her memoir of growing up during independence in Zimbabwe will be published by Hamish Hamilton in spring 2007.She lives in London.
Series
African Adventures
1. The White Giraffe (2006)
2. Dolphin Song (2007)
3. The Last Leopard (2008)
4. The Elephant's Tale (2009)
White Giraffe / Dolphin Song (omnibus) (2011)
The White Giraffe Quartet (omnibus) (2011)
Last Leopard / Elephant's Tale (omnibus) (2012)
1. The White Giraffe (2006)
2. Dolphin Song (2007)
3. The Last Leopard (2008)
4. The Elephant's Tale (2009)
White Giraffe / Dolphin Song (omnibus) (2011)
The White Giraffe Quartet (omnibus) (2011)
Last Leopard / Elephant's Tale (omnibus) (2012)
Laura Marlin Mysteries
1. Dead Man's Cove (2010)
2. Kidnap in the Caribbean (2011)
3. Kentucky Thriller (2012)
4. Rendezvous in Russia (2013)
1. Dead Man's Cove (2010)
2. Kidnap in the Caribbean (2011)
3. Kentucky Thriller (2012)
4. Rendezvous in Russia (2013)
Novels
Omnibus
Chapter Books
Non fiction
Seve: Ryder Cup Hero (1993)
Out of Bounds (1995)
Shark: The Biography of Greg Norman (1998)
Walkin' After Midnight: A Journey to the Heart of Nashville (2000)
Fairway Dreams: A Decade in Professional Golf (2001)
Hardcore Troubadour: The Life and Near Death of Steve Earle (2002)
Rainbow's End: A Memoir of Childhood, War and an African Farm (2007)
Out of Bounds (1995)
Shark: The Biography of Greg Norman (1998)
Walkin' After Midnight: A Journey to the Heart of Nashville (2000)
Fairway Dreams: A Decade in Professional Golf (2001)
Hardcore Troubadour: The Life and Near Death of Steve Earle (2002)
Rainbow's End: A Memoir of Childhood, War and an African Farm (2007)
Links to other websites
| laurenstjohn.com |
Lauren St John recommends
Gallop to the Hills (1979) (Jinny, book 5) Patricia Leitch "One of the best series of pony books ever written. Fresh, relevant and timeless." |
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