Lucinda Riley was born on February 16, 1968, in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. She is a British author who has gained international recognition for her novels, particularly for her "Seven Sisters" series.
Riley began her writing career at a young age, publishing her first book at the age of 24 under the name Lucinda Edmonds. However, it was not until 2010 that she achieved widespread success with her novel "Hothouse Flower," which became a bestseller in several countries.
Riley's "Seven Sisters" series, which follows the lives of seven adopted sisters as they uncover their individual histories, has been particularly popular. The first book in the series, "The Seven Sisters," was published in 2014 and has since been followed by several sequels, including "The Storm Sister," "The Shadow Sister," and "The Pearl Sister."
In addition to the "Seven Sisters" series, Riley has written several standalone novels, including "The Girl on the Cliff," "The Light behind the Window," and "The Butterfly Room." Her books often incorporate elements of historical fiction, romance, and mystery.
Lucinda Riley passed away on June 11, 2021, following a battle with cancer. Despite her untimely death, her novels continue to captivate readers around the world, and her legacy as a talented storyteller endures.
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