She was born in a small town in South Australia, later grew up on Tamborine Mountain and, when aged barely 30, published an international best seller.
Kate Morton (b.1976) is about to publish her sixth novel: The Clockmaker’s Daughter (Allen & Unwin). Every one of her five previous novels has been number one on the best seller lists of both the New York Times and the Sunday Times.
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