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Rohase Piercy

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Rohase (pronounced 'Rose') Piercy was born in London in 1958 and moved to Brighton (East Sussex, UK) in 1986. She is the author of four novels and one children's book. 'My Dearest Holmes', a Holmes/Watson romance, was initially published by GMP back in 1988, and republished by the author with CreateSpace in 2007. It has been translated into Italian ('Mio Diletto Holmes', Tre Editori, 2011) and Japanese (Shinshokan, 2015). 'The Coward Does It With A Kiss', a fictional diary of Oscar Wilde's wife Constance, is currently out of print but should be available again in the near future. A children's story, 'What Brave Bulls Do', illustrated by Nina Falaise, was published with Budding Press in 2011; and most recently 'Before Elizabeth - the Story of Anne de Bourgh' (an alternative look at the familiar events of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice') and 'A Case Of Domestic Pilfering', (a 'companion piece' to 'My Dearest Holmes') have been published independently. Rohase still lives in Brighton with her husband Leslie, dog Spike, and a small flock of racing pigeons. She has two grown-up daughters.