Harriet Grace grew up in Inkpen, Berkshire. She has grown-up children and stepchildren and now lives in London. She has an MA (Distinction) in Creative Writing and has had poems published. Cells is her first novel.

"A compelling, three-cornered story about a very modern predicament - how fertility problems can war against desire or kindle it in devastating ways. Grant, Martha and Jon each give us different London and a diverse perspective on the plot. With an ending that intrigues while remaining warmly humane, Cells is a book which lives in the mind long after the final page." Jenny Newman, author of Going In and Life Class.

Harriet Grace grew up in Inkpen, Berkshire. She has grown-up children and stepchildren and now lives in London. She has an MA (Distinction) in Creative Writing and has had poems published. Cells is her first novel.

"A compelling, three-cornered story about a very modern predicament - how fertility problems can war against desire or kindle it in devastating ways. Grant, Martha and Jon each give us different London and a diverse perspective on the plot. With an ending that intrigues while remaining warmly humane, Cells is a book which lives in the mind long after the final page." Jenny Newman, author of Going In and Life Class.

Harriet Grace grew up in Inkpen, Berkshire. She has grown-up children and stepchildren and now lives in London. She has an MA (Distinction) in Creative Writing and has had poems published. Cells is her first novel.

"A compelling, three-cornered story about a very modern predicament - how fertility problems can war against desire or kindle it in devastating ways. Grant, Martha and Jon each give us different London and a diverse perspective on the plot. With an ending that intrigues while remaining warmly humane, Cells is a book which lives in the mind long after the final page." Jenny Newman, author of Going In and Life Class.