Susie Kelly
Born a Londoner, Susie Kelly spent most of the first 25 years of her life in Kenya. She now lives in south-west France with her husband and assorted animals.
She believes that her explosive temper is a legacy from her Irish-American grandfather, but has no idea who to blame for her incompetence as a housewife. Still, she’s very kind to animals, small children and elderly people.
Susie particularly enjoys exploring the road less travelled, discovering the lives and events of lesser-known places.
Susie has a rapidly growing, dedicated, fan base. All 5 of her popular travel books dominate Amazon’s UK paid French Travel Bestsellers Top 20. They are often #1 and in the Top 10, having recently achieved #1, #2, #3, #4 and #5!
The Valley of Heaven and Hell is Susie’s fourth non-fiction book and a Blackbird Digital Books original. Best Foot Forward – A 500-Mile Walk Through Hidden France, and Travels With Tinkerbelle, 6,000 Miles Around France In A Mechanical Wreck are revised and updated versions of her Transworld UK bestsellers, now available in the US for the first time, as well as the UK.
25% of Susie’s royalties from The Valley of Heaven and Hell will be shared equally between Cancer Research and Tower Hill Stables Sanctuary in Essex.
Chat with Susie on Twitter at @susieenfrance
Keep up to date with Susie’s home life in the idyllic French countryside at www.nodamnblog.wordpress.com
Follow Susie’s Facebook Fan page here
Travels With Tinkerbelle – 6,000 Miles Around France In A Mechanical Wreck
Best Foot Forward – A 500 Mile Walk Through Hidden France
The Valley Of Heaven And Hell – Cycling In The Shadow Of Marie-Antoinette
Swallows & Robins – The Guests In My Garden
The Magic Of France – Memories of Life & Travel in l’Hexagone
Other Books By Susie Kelly
With over 50,000 copies sold, tens of thousands of UK armchair travellers have already discovered the joys of accompanying Susie on her escapades in her past adventures:
Two Steps Backward (Bantam 2004) [Paperback available here]
The trials and tribulations of moving a family and many animals from the UK to a run-down smallholding in remote SW France.
