Iris Bromige
Author · 2 June 1910 – 1 October 2004

Iris Bromige

Iris Bromige (née White) was born in London in 1910. She married Alan Bromige in 1935 and they lived in Surrey and then Sussex, England. Her hobbies were gardening, collecting gramaphone records of opera and the classics, colour photography and bird-watching. She also enjoyed country walking with her husband and their dog, listening to music, going to the opera and trying to play the piano (from ‘April Wooing - about the author’). Bromige also wrote four of her earlier novels under the name of Anne Tracey.

Works

The Stepdaughter
1966
Rosevean
1962
A Magic Place
1971
A Distant Song
1977
The Night of the Party
1974
The Enchanted Garden
1956
Golden Summer
1972
Alex and the Raynhams
1961
The House of Conflict
1953
A Sheltering Tree
1970
The Tangled Wood
1969
The New Owner
1956
Fair Prisoner
1960
A House Without Love
1964
The Challenge of Spring
1965
An April Girl
1967
Come Love, Come Hope
1962
One Day, My Love
1980
The Bend in the River
1975
Marchwood
1949
Old Love's Domain
1982
The Young Romantic
1964
The Happy Fortress
1978
The Quiet Hills
1967
Rough Weather
1972
Encounter at Alpenrose
1970
Gay Intruder
1954
Diana Comes Home
1955
The Conway Touch
1958
Only Our Love
1968
A New Life For Joanna
1957
Farewell to Winter
1986
The years between
1991
The Master Of Heronsbridge
1969
Laurian Vale
1952
The Second Mrs Rivers
1960
The Broken Bough
1973
The Family Web
1963
April Wooing
1951
The Flowering Year
1959
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