Lesley Pearse is a successful British author, well-known for her women's fiction novels. She has a distinctive writing style that often explores historical romance series. With a readership that spans across the globe, Pearse has sold over 2 million copies of her books in the United Kingdom alone. Some of her most popular works include "Faith and Hope" and "Gypsy," which are part of the Penguin paperbacks series. Pearse currently resides near Bristol and is a proud mother of three daughters, as well as a doting grandmother to a grandson.
Pearse's life has been as captivating as her novels, having experienced a challenging childhood that has influenced her writing. When she was only three years old, her mother died under tragic circumstances, leaving Pearse and her brother in the care of orphanages for three years while her father served overseas in the Royal Marines. This period of her life has significantly impacted her work, as she often writes about characters who have experienced emotional damage during their childhood. After a series of jobs, including working as a nanny, bunny girl, dressmaker, and full-time mother, Pearse finally found her calling as a writer at the age of forty-nine.
Pearse's writing is known for its emotional depth and engaging storylines, which keep readers invested from the beginning to the end. Her books do not adhere to a specific formula or genre, ranging from crime and historical adventure to passionate and emotive stories. One such book is "Trust Me," which is based on the true-life scandal of British child migrants who were sent to Australia in the post-war period. Pearse's unique storytelling abilities have allowed her to create unforgettable characters that resonate with her readers. Despite her success, Pearse remains humble and committed to her craft, continuing to produce captivating stories that her fans love.