Kate Juffs
I started writing novels in 2012. I developed a lifelong love of reading books and writing into creating fictional people and their world. My first two novels were historical fiction with a touch of romance. These were published under the name Kate Juffs.
After a lengthy break I came back to writing in 2023 and created the Barcarolle cozy mystery series which are being published under the name Kathryn Rose. Amelia, the first in the series, was published in early 2024 and the second, Elsie, will be published later in the year.
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