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Terry Brighton
Terry Brighton (born 28 April 1949 in Boston, England) is a British military historian and author.
Biography.
Terry Brighton studied philosophy at Lancaster University and theology at Birmingham University before being ordained an Anglican priest. His parishes included St Martin’s in Hereford, where he stood in as chaplain to the SAS and first developed an interest in military history. After leaving the church he worked on the curatorial staff of the Queen's Royal Lancers Regimental Museum, for which he remains a consultant.
Sugar Rose": 1988 Rita Awards Best Novel winner
- "Brighton Road": 1989 Rita Awards Best Novel winner
- "The Bride Finder": 1999 Rita Awards Best Novel winner
Bibliography.
Bibliography As Susan Carroll.
Bibliography As Susan Carroll Stand alone novels.
- "The Lady Who Hated Shakespeare", 1986/No
- "The Sugar Rose", 1987/Jul
- "Brighton Road", 1988/Oct
- "The Bishop's Daughter", 1990/Sep
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