Hannah Richell Hannah Richell i(A146461 works by)
Born: Established: Kent,
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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe,
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Gender: Female
Arrived in Australia: 2005 Departed from Australia: 2016
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BiographyHistory

Hannah Richell spent her childhood in Buckinghamshire and Canada. After graduating from Nottingham University, she marketed authors in the book publishing business before moving to Australia in 2006. Richell became an Australian citizen in 2010. Richell's husband, Matt Richell, publisher at Hachette Australia, died in a surfing accident in 2014: two years later, Richell relocated back to England.

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y separately published work icon The Search Party Cammeray : Simon and Schuster Australia , 2024 27054303 2024 single work novel crime

'Five old friends reunite for an idyllic glamping holiday on the rugged Cornwall coast, but tensions rise when a storm leaves them stranded and someone goes missing. 

'Max and Annie Kingsley have left the London rat race with their twelve-year-old son to set up a glamping site in the wilds of Cornwall. Eager for a dry run ahead of their opening, they invite three old university friends and their families for a long-needed reunion and a relaxing weekend.  

'But the festivities soon go awry as tensions arise between the children (and subsequently their parents), explosive secrets come to light, and a sudden storm moves in, cutting them off from help as one in the group disappears. 

'Moving between a police investigation, a hospital room and the catastrophic weekend, The Search Party is a propulsive destination thriller about the tenuous bonds of friendship and the lengths parents will go to protect their children.'  (Publication summary)

2024 shortlisted Ned Kelly Awards for Crime Writing International Crime Fiction
y separately published work icon Secrets of the Tides Sydney : Hachette Australia , 2012 Z1854097 2012 single work novel

'Every family has its secrets. Some are small, like telling a white lie or snooping through a private drawer. Others are more serious, like infidelity and betrayal. And some secrets are so terrible they must be hidden away in a deep, dark place, for if they ever came to light, they would surely tear a family apart.

'The Tides are a family full of secrets. Returning to Clifftops, the rambling family house perched high on the Dorset coastline, youngest daughter Dora hopes for a fresh start, for herself and the new life she carries. But can long-held secrets ever really be forgiven? And even if you can forgive, can you ever really learn to love again?' (From the publisher's website.)

2013 shortlisted Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIA) Australian Newcomer of the Year
2013 shortlisted Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIA) Australian General Fiction Book of the Year
2013 shortlisted Indie Awards Debut Fiction
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