Karen Charlton grew up in Sheffield and Leeds. She completed an English degree at Hull University and received a teaching certificate from Durham University. She now teaches secondary school. Her first novel with Knox Robinson Publishing is entitled Catching the Eagle.

The novel is based on the famous robbery of Krikley Hall manor house in 1809, which was at that time the largest robbery Northumberland had ever known. The man accused of the robbery, Jamie Charlton, is Karen Charlton's ancestor... Read more

Annmarie Banks spent the first twenty years of her professional life as a bookseller specializing in out-of-print and antiquarian books. The first book in her Elysium Texts Series with Knox Robinson Publishing is The Hermetica of Elysium.

Arthur C. Clark’s Third Law, “Any significantly advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic” is the inspiration for her series of books exploring the boundaries between what is possible, what is plausible and what remains to be proven. ... Read more