Malyn Bromfield was born and raised in Coventry until moving to Leeds to study. Since her marriage, she has lived in the north of England. Malyn is currently a retired teacher in the Yorkshire Dales, where she volunteers as a museum tour guide at The Folly in Settle. She has always loved Coventry: both for the old medieval parts of the city and its post-war modern architecture. Malyn has published two history novels, Mayflowers for November: The Rise and Fall of Anne Boleyn and Mr Pepys and the Primrose Hill Mystery, which follows Samuel Pepys as he becomes ensnared in a murder investigation. This is now a 300-year-old unsolved murder mystery.
Ode to Gina
This story is set in post-war Coventry after the Blitz.The reader is taken into the 1960s at the consecration of the new Coventry Cathedral with the Queen and Princess Margaret.Teenager Rosalind has a granny, Alice. The story goes back to the 19th century, when Granny Alice was a child living in Cov...
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