Mary Stewart
Mary Florence Elinor Rainbow, known as Mary Stewart, was a prolific and popular English novelist.
She wrote twenty novels, poetry, and children's books, gaining fame for both contemporary romantic suspense and historical novels.
Born in England, she spent much of her life in Scotland.
Stewart's Arthurian saga, including The Wicked Day, is widely acclaimed for its vivid storytelling and historical detail.
Her work often features strong heroines and explores themes of love, mystery, and adventure.
Stewart's writing style is noted for its descriptive prose and ability to bring settings to life.
Her novels have remained popular since their publication, with many still in print today.
