Anna Foxkirk writes upbeat romantic women's fiction. Born in Fiji, she was educated in the UK, but has spent most of her life travelling the globe. Her love affair with fiction began at a very young age: Though living on a small coral atoll in the Pacific Ocean, at the age of seven she was sent off to boarding school in frost-bitten Yorkshire, England - how better to escape her confines than in the pages of a good book. 

After university in Scotland, she served seven years with the British military in Bosnia, including a stint living in Edinburgh Castle, before going on to become a teacher of English and history. 

A lifetime of travelling and living abroad - France, England, Scotland, Germany, Bosnia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Kiribati - is reflected in her stories, especially her 'Passport to Love' series. 

Anna now lives on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula, Australia, with her husband, three children and dog, Truffle.