Gill Paul is a bestselling British author of historical fiction whose novels bring fascinating real women from history to vivid life. She has written numerous novels inspired by the lives of remarkable historical figures, from the Romanov family to Jackie Kennedy, always grounding her stories in meticulous research and emotional truth.
The Collector's Daughter is a novel inspired by the true story of Lady Evelyn Herbert, the daughter of the Earl of Carnarvon who was present when Howard Carter opened the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922. Paul weaves together the glamour and mystery of the discovery with the personal story of a woman whose life was shaped by the most famous archaeological find in history.
Available as both books and audiobooks, Gill Paul's historical novels offer immersive listening and reading for fans of historical fiction who enjoy stories about real women who lived extraordinary lives, told with both scholarly rigour and genuine emotional engagement.
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