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Deborah Crombie Deborah Crombie was born in Dallas and grew up in Richardson, Texas, a
suburb north of Dallas, second child of Charlie and Mary Darden. A
rather solitary childhood (brother Steve is ten years older) was
blessed by her maternal grandmother, Lillian Dozier, a retired teacher
who taught her to read very early. After a rather checkered educational
career, which included dropping out of high school at sixteen, she
graduated from Austin College in Sherman, Texas, with a degree in
biology.
Crombie's novels are published in North America, Japan, Germany, Italy,
France, Norway, the Netherlands, Czechoslovakia, Spain, Romania,
Greece, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. The latest novel in the series,
Water
Like a Stone, was published in February, 2007, by William
Morrow.
Although she travels to England several times a year, Crombie now lives
in McKinney, Texas, an historic town north of Dallas, sharing a 1905
house with her husband, Rick Wilson, two German shepherds (Hallie and
Neela), and three cats. She is currently working on her twelfth Duncan
Kincaid/Gemma James novel, Where
Memories Lie, due to be released by William Morrow in Summer
2008.
HER WEBSITE
www.deborahcrombie.com
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