A.D. Scott is a Scottish author who is well-known for her mystery novels, particularly the Joanne Ross series. Born in the Highlands of Scotland, she received her education at Inverness Royal Academy and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Prior to her writing career, Scott has had a diverse work history, including stints in theatre, magazines, and as a knitwear designer.
Scott's writing career is marked by her pseudonym, A.D. Scott, which is actually a pen name for author Ann Deborah Nolan. Her works fall under the mystery, literature & fiction, and thriller genres, with her most popular series being the Joanne Ross series, also known as the Highland Gazette series. Set in the Scotland Highlands during the 1950s, the series features character-driven mysteries and showcases the employees of a small newspaper agency called The Highland Gazette.
Scott is a determined author who believes in her excellent writing style and invites readers to try her series. She currently divides her time living in Vietnam and near Sydney, Australia, managing her days in both places. Her varied background and experiences have undoubtedly contributed to her success as a mystery novelist, making her a notable author from Scotland.