Tea Cooper Australian Bestselling Author
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TEA COOPER

INTERNATIONAL 
BESTSELLINg AUTHOR

Books and stories have always held a special place in my heart. One of my earliest memories is a birthday present from my grandfather. An illustrated copy of Hans Christian Anderson’s fairy tales. I couldn’t read, I could hardly balance the book on my lap, but it opened a world beyond my drab existence in post war London. A world of fantasy and dreams, a world I’ve escaped to many times over the years.
 
The stories I write always have a basis in fact. They spring from a titbit overheard, a person I met, a place I visited or they fill an unrecorded gap in history. They tell of secrets and memories, of mysteries and passions. 
 
Come, step into my world—you are most welcome. ​

LATEST RELEASE
THE GOLDEN THREAD

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Intricate threads from the past and the present bind together a yellow silk dress, lost gold and a missing grandmother in a twisty historical mystery from the bestselling author of The Talented Mrs Greenway.
Maitland, 1889

When eighteen-year-old Constance Montague wakes one Wednesday she expects the day to unfold like any other. Breakfast with her grandmother Nell and her mother Faith, a meeting in Maitland with the ladies of the Benevolent Society, perhaps a gentle stroll along the banks of the Hunter River. But this Wednesday is different. Nell has vanished. 
Concerned, Connie determines to track Nell down and follows a lead to Old Government House in Parramatta, now a boarding house. There, to her astonishment she finds her grandmother holding court.
When Nell introduces her as her companion, and not her granddaughter,  to a varied cast of colourful guests, including a frail but observant old lady, a travelling salesmen, a bearded lothario, a clever articled clerk, a lively seamstress and an enigmatic housekeeper who is connected with Nell's past, Connie begins to realise that her grandmother is not who she seems. Nell is looking for something and following a thread stitched long ago, a thread that leads from some missing gold, to a silk damask dress and the attic of Government House. As the story unravels so do the secrets of the past, secrets that surface into the present to threaten not just Nell, but Connie too.

PURCHASE LINKS: 
HarperCollins:  https://tinyurl.com/253zxp4y
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Booktopia: https://tinyurl.com/2dcayzhh
Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/25zln894
Apple: https://tinyurl.com/2aewnw27
Kobo: https://tinyurl.com/255m6pn2
Google: https://tinyurl.com/2cfg96ge

Tea's books are available in print, digital and audio ​from her publisher 
​HarperCollins, in all Australian bookshops
and at Booktopia, Amazon, Apple Books, Google and Kobo.
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Tea Cooper is a prolific author of historical fiction who has cemented herself as a master storyteller. Jane Tara, Better Reading
An infectious fascination with the past.' Sydney Morning Herald
Cooper’s confident prose and deep empathy for her characters will keep readers hooked as she unspools her intrigue-filled mystery. US Publishers Weekly
Her writing is transcendent and she brings the times, characters, locations and world to life in such a visceral way.' Little but Fierce Book Diary 
The narrative skill to weave multiple timelines into a satisfying whole…smartly edited, cleanly written…easy to devour.’ Sydney Morning Herald 
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Cooper is a welcome inclusion to the rising ranks of female-centred historical Australian novels.’ ​The Herald Sun
                                      
 

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  • About
  • Aus/NZ Books
    • The Golden Thread
    • The Talented Mrs Greenway
    • The Butterfly Collector
    • The Fossil Hunter
    • The Cartographer's Secret
    • The Girl in the Painting
    • The Woman in the Green Dress
    • The Naturalist's Daughter
    • The Currency Lass
    • The Cedar Cutter
    • The Horse Thief
    • The House on Boundary Street
    • Lily's Leap
    • Matilda's Freedom
    • Forgotten Fragrance
  • International Books
    • The Naturalist's Daughter
    • The Butterfly Collector
    • The Fossil Hunter
    • The Cartographer's Secret
    • The Girl in the Painting
    • The Woman in the Green Dress
    • The Naturalist's Daughter
  • Media & Events
  • Contact