Danielle Davis

Danielle grew up in a leafy Hertfordshire village, with her mum, dad, two sisters and cat, Pugsley. She always loved to write, occasionally unable to put her pen down. It wasn’t unusual as a teenager for her to be found pushing the shopping trolley for her mum and scribbling a poem down at the same time.

As her life changed, writing took a back seat.

Now, at 36 years old, she lives in another leafy village, this time in the Midlands, with her husband, five children and ginger cat Ron. She is qualified as a psychotherapeutic counsellor, and when she isn’t seeing private clients in her little cabin in her garden, she can be found writing the next part to her book.

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