For years Kirsten McKenzie worked in her family's antique store, providing a unique insight into the world of antiques which touches every aspect of her writing.
Now a full time author, her historical fiction novel, 'Fifteen Postcards', was published in May 2015, with its sequel 'The Last Letter' released in November 2016. Her books have been described as Time Travellers Wife meets The Far Pavilions with a dash of Antiques Roadshow.
She lives in New Zealand with her husband, daughters, and her SPCA rescue cat, and can be found procrastinating on Twitter under the handle @Kiwimrsmac.
Now a full time author, her historical fiction novel, 'Fifteen Postcards', was published in May 2015, with its sequel 'The Last Letter' released in November 2016. Her books have been described as Time Travellers Wife meets The Far Pavilions with a dash of Antiques Roadshow.
She lives in New Zealand with her husband, daughters, and her SPCA rescue cat, and can be found procrastinating on Twitter under the handle @Kiwimrsmac.
Genres: Science Fiction
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Novels
The Chapel At the Edge of the World (2009)
The Captain's Wife (2010)
Painted (2017)
Doctor Perry (2018)
The Forger and the Thief (2020)
The Vampires of York Tower (2024)
The Captain's Wife (2010)
Painted (2017)
Doctor Perry (2018)
The Forger and the Thief (2020)
The Vampires of York Tower (2024)
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Kirsten McKenzie recommends
Blood On Vines (2021)
(Matakana, book 1)
Madeleine Eskedahl
"Blood On Vines is a deliciously criminal story set within the lush Matakana wine region of New Zealand. Infused with full-bodied characters and crime, the author has artfully woven a whodunnit thriller amongst the grapevines blanketing the Matakana valley. Authors so often neglect to include family life, but Blood On Vines has captured these in all their glory, which adds to the shock value when the plot twists, and then twists again. There is no guessing the ending of this one."
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