Sally Graham

Sally Graham is a Melbourne writer. Educated at the Melbourne Church of England Girls' Grammar School and Cheltenham Ladies' College in England, she went on to read history at St. Andrews University in Scotland, and then worked for The Times, The Readers Digest and the ANZ Bank as a journalist.
Sally Graham is the author of Pioneer Merchant, the Letters of James Graham, 1839-54 (Hyland House 1985), The Card-Carrying Cook (Hyland House 1996), A Man About Town, the Letters of James Graham 1854-64 (MUP 1998), andThe Ramsdens (Seaview Press 1999).
Northaven is her first novel.
Sally Graham is married to a barrister and they have two daughters.

Books by Sally Graham

Beside the River

Celia, a young English immigrant, finds life in a remote Australian township lonely and dull. Then she becomes caught up in local affairs and finds that beneath the surface, things are not all what they seem. Read more about Beside the River

Echo Of Evil

A straightforward investigation becomes increasingly threatening when a historian unearths a number of strange events from the past which begin, disturbingly, to affect her own life. Read more about Echo Of Evil

Northaven

Englishman, Lieutenant Alex Fairchild, escapes from Japanese capture in Singapore and is found drifting by locals on tropical Southaven before returning home to England. Superbly written by Read more about Northaven