Rosie Thomas Books in Order
Rosie Thomas is a celebrated Welsh author, born in 1947 in Denbigh, Wales, and raised in North Wales. She read English at Oxford, later transitioning into a career in journalism and publishing before turning to fiction after the birth of her first child. Since 1982, she has penned fourteen best-selling novels, exploring universal themes of love and loss. A two-time winner of the Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association, Thomas's notable works include Sunrise (1985) and Iris and Ruby (2007). When not writing, she indulges her passions for adventure and exploration, having climbed in the Alps and Himalayas, competed in the Peking to Paris car rally, and traveled the Silk Road through Asia. She currently resides in London.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Rosie Thomas
- #1AmazonBorder Crossing(1998)
- #1AmazonCelebration(1982)
- #2AmazonLove's Choice(1982)
- #3AmazonFollies(1983)
- #4AmazonSunrise(1984)
- #5AmazonA Simple Life(1985)
- #6AmazonThe White Dove(1986)
- #7AmazonStrangers(1987)
- #8AmazonBad Girls Good Women(1988)
- #9AmazonA Woman of Our Times(1990)
- #10AmazonAll My Sins Remembered(1992)
- #11AmazonOther People's Marriages(1993)
- #12AmazonEvery Woman Knows a Secret(1996)
- #13AmazonMoon Island(1998)
- #14AmazonWhite(2000)
- #15AmazonThe Potter's House(2001)
- #16AmazonIf My Father Loved Me(2003)
- #17AmazonSun at Midnight(2004)
- #18AmazonIris and Ruby(2006)
- #19AmazonConstance(2006)
- #20AmazonLovers and Newcomers(2010)
- #21AmazonThe Kashmir Shawl(2011)
- #1AmazonCavell on Film (By: Stanley Cavell)(2005)
- #2AmazonRebel Without a Cause (By: J. David Slocum)(2005)
- #3AmazonThe Death of Classical Cinema (By: Joe Mcelhaney)(2006)
- #4AmazonApocalyptic Dread (By: Kirsten Moana Thompson)(2007)
- #5AmazonSeoul Searching (By: Frances K. Gateward)(2007)
- #6AmazonExile Cinema (By: Michael Atkinson)(2008)
- #7AmazonNow Playing (By: Paul S. Moore)(2008)
- #8AmazonEcology and Popular Film (By: Joseph K. Heumann)(2009)
- #9AmazonThree Documentary Filmmakers (By: William Rothman)(2009)
- #10AmazonSecond Takes (By: Carolyn Jess-Cooke,Constantine Verevis)(2010)
- #11AmazonFantastic Voyages of the Cinematic Imagination (By: Matthew Solomon)(2011)
- #12AmazonHitchcock at the Source (By: David Boyd)(2011)
- #13AmazonHitchcock, Second Edition (By: William Rothman)(2012)
- #14AmazonNative Recognition (By: Joanna Hearne)(2012)
- #15AmazonHollywood's New Yorker (By: Marc Raymond)(2013)
- #16AmazonLonely Places, Dangerous Ground (By: Steven Rybin)(2014)
- #17AmazonB Is for Bad Cinema (By: Constantine Verevis)(2014)
- #18AmazonBad Seeds and Holy Terrors (By: Dominic Lennard)(2014)
- #19AmazonBombay before Bollywood(2015)
- #20AmazonBinghamton Babylon (By: Scott M. MacDonald)(2015)
- #21AmazonGhost Faces (By: David Greven)(2016)
- #22AmazonEncounters with Godard (By: James S. Williams)(2016)
- #23AmazonInvented Lives, Imagined Communities (By: R. Barton Palmer)(2016)
- #24AmazonDoing Time (By: Lee Carruthers)(2016)
- #25AmazonLooking with Robert Gardner (By: Rebecca Meyers)(2016)
- #26AmazonRegarding Life (By: Belinda Smaill)(2016)
- #27AmazonJohn Huston as Adaptor (By: Wesley King)(2017)
- #28AmazonHitchcock's Moral Gaze (By: Steven Sanders)(2017)
- #29AmazonAmerican Stranger (By: Will Scheibel)(2017)
- #30AmazonBrechtian Cinemas (By: Nenad Jovanović)(2017)
- #31AmazonGestures of Love (By: Steven Rybin)(2017)
- #32AmazonPassionate Detachments (By: Amy Rust)(2017)
- #33AmazonAre You Watching Closely? (By: Seth Friedman)(2017)
- #34AmazonRx Hollywood (By: Michael DeAngelis)(2018)
- #35AmazonQueer Art Camp Superstar (By: Ricardo Estanislao Zulueta)(2018)
- #36AmazonImmanent Frames (By: Mark Cauchi)(2018)
- #37AmazonRule, Britannia! (By: R. Barton Palmer)(2018)
- #38AmazonWelcome to Fear City (By: Nathan Holmes)(2018)
- #39AmazonRumble and Crash (By: Milo Sweedler)(2019)
- #40AmazonFrom El Dorado to Lost Horizons (By: Ken Windrum)(2019)
- #41AmazonSounds Like Helicopters (By: Matthew Lau)(2019)
- #42AmazonBrute Force (By: Dominic Lennard)(2019)
- #43AmazonTuitions and Intuitions (By: William Rothman)(2019)
- #44AmazonThe Great War in Hollywood Memory, 1918-1939 (By: Michael Hammond)(2019)
- #45AmazonSlapstick Camera, The (By: Burke Hilsabeck)(2020)
- #46AmazonMiraculous Realism (By: Niels Niessen)(2020)
- #47AmazonFunny How? (By: Alex Clayton)(2020)
- #48AmazonLetters from Hollywood (By: Bill Krohn)(2020)
- #49AmazonGiallo! (By: Alexia Kannas)(2020)
- #50AmazonMind Reeling (By: Homer B Pettey)(2020)
- #51AmazonA Very Old Machine (By: Sudhir Mahadevan)(2021)
- #52AmazonWas It Yesterday? (By: Matthew Leggatt)(2021)
- #53AmazonRace and the Suburbs in American Film (By: Merrill Schleier)(2021)
- #54AmazonCurtains of Light (By: George Toles)(2021)
- #55AmazonPerpetual Movement (By: Neil Badmington)(2021)
- #56AmazonSeeing Symphonically (By: Erica Stein)(2021)
- #57AmazonEncountering the Impossible (By: Alexander Sergeant)(2021)
- #58AmazonLuchino Visconti and the Alchemy of Adaptation (By: Brendan Hennessey)(2021)
- #59AmazonThe Holiday in His Eye (By: William Rothman)(2021)
- #60AmazonThe Hard Sell of Paradise (By: Jason Sperb)(2022)
- #61AmazonWrit on Water (By: Charles Warren)(2022)
- #62AmazonHollywood Films in North Africa and the Middle East (By: Nolwenn Mingant)(2022)
- #63AmazonAction, Action, Action (By: Tom Conley)(2022)
- #64AmazonThe Cinematographer's Voice (By: Roberto Schaefer)(2022)
- #65AmazonWhite Cottage, White House (By: Tony Tracy)(2022)
- #66AmazonNo Jurisdiction (By: Fareed Ben-Youssef)(2022)
- #67AmazonWhiteness at the End of the World (By: David Venditto)(2022)
- #68AmazonOrienting Italy (By: Mary Ann McDonald Carolan)(2022)
- #69AmazonNietzsche in Hollywood (By: )(2022)
- #70AmazonCinema of Discontent (By: Tomoyuki Sasaki)(2022)
- #71AmazonDistancing Representations in Transgender Film (By: Lucy J. Miller)(2023)
About Rosie Thomas
Rosie Thomas is a celebrated Welsh author, born in 1947 in Denbigh, Wales, and raised in North Wales. She read English at Oxford, later transitioning into a career in journalism and publishing before turning to fiction after the birth of her first child. Since 1982, she has penned fourteen best-selling novels, exploring universal themes of love and loss. A two-time winner of the Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association, Thomas's notable works include Sunrise (1985) and Iris and Ruby (2007). When not writing, she indulges her passions for adventure and exploration, having climbed in the Alps and Himalayas, competed in the Peking to Paris car rally, and traveled the Silk Road through Asia. She currently resides in London.
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