Kate Furnivall Books in Order
Kate Furnivall is a British author known for her captivating historical fiction novels. Born and raised in Penarth, a charming seaside town in Wales, she draws inspiration from her diverse family background, which spanned across Russia, China, and India. Furnivall's mother, a free-spirited woman who instilled in her the importance of inner strength and resilience, is the muse behind her novel The Russian Concubine. A London University graduate in English, Furnivall's writing career began in publishing, where she contributed to a series of books on Britain's canals. Her experiences in advertising and extensive travels also shaped her perspective on cultures, which she wove into her storytelling. After her mother's passing in 2000, Furnivall embarked on writing The Russian Concubine, a poignant tale of two White Russian refugees navigating the complexities of life in China.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Kate Furnivall
- #1AmazonUnder a Blood Red Sky / The Red Scarf(2008)
- #2AmazonThe White Pearl(2011)
- #3AmazonShadows on the Nile(2012)
- #4AmazonThe Far Side of the Sun(2013)
- #5AmazonThe Italian Wife(2014)
- #6AmazonThe Liberation(2016)
- #7AmazonThe Betrayal(2017)
- #8AmazonThe Survivors(2018)
- #9AmazonThe Guardian of Lies(2019)
- #10AmazonChild of the Ruins(2023)
- #11AmazonThe Crash(2024)
- #12AmazonDiamonds in the Dust(2012)
About Kate Furnivall
Kate Furnivall is a British author known for her captivating historical fiction novels. Born and raised in Penarth, a charming seaside town in Wales, she draws inspiration from her diverse family background, which spanned across Russia, China, and India. Furnivall's mother, a free-spirited woman who instilled in her the importance of inner strength and resilience, is the muse behind her novel The Russian Concubine. A London University graduate in English, Furnivall's writing career began in publishing, where she contributed to a series of books on Britain's canals. Her experiences in advertising and extensive travels also shaped her perspective on cultures, which she wove into her storytelling. After her mother's passing in 2000, Furnivall embarked on writing The Russian Concubine, a poignant tale of two White Russian refugees navigating the complexities of life in China.
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