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Julie Parsons (born in 1951 near Auckland in New Zealand) was a radio and television producer before becoming an author of detective novels.
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Julie Parsons has 28 books on Goodreads with 7593 ratings. Julie Parsons’s most popular book is Irish Girls About Town: An Anthology of Short Stories.
Jul 3, 2017 · BACK in 1998, Julie Parsons was something of a trailblazer. Her debut crime novel, Mary Mary, showed that Irish women could achieve international success with literary, yet very grisly crime fiction. Move on 19 years — and nine since Parson’s sixth successful novel — and the crime market is flooded with women.
Julie Parsons was born in New Zealand but grew up in Ireland from an early age. A former producer with RTÉ radio and television, she lives in Dublin.
Jan 1, 1999 · Now, in The Courtship Gift, a shy female entomologist is pitted against a murderous maniac. Dublin on a cold April night. Anna Neale arrives home late and discovers her husband, David, dead in his study, his face a rictus mask of agony.
Julie Parsons After her father disappeared off the coast of the Tokelau Islands, her mother decided to move back to Ireland in 1963. Julie settled into her new life.
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Mar 11, 1999 · This first thriller by Irish television talk-show producer Julie Parsons became an overnight success in England and a high-ticket purchase by its American publisher. Here's why: it combines excellent writing with a strong, very moving story and a gimmick as big and shiny as the Ritz at its center.
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Mar 8, 2000 · Following her well-received debut (Mary, Mary), Parsons pairs her intelligent style with a heroine to match, throws in a villain with a compellingly creepy courting ritual culled from the insect kingdom and comes up with another winning psychological suspense thriller.
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