Susanna Scott

Hello everyone.

I live on the East Yorkshire Coast of England. I love my family, my garden, the countryside, reading, wildlife and animals. I feel a deep connection with trees, nature and ancient sites.

My books are set in Yorkshire as I have a great love for the place - Moors, Wolds, Dales and Coast.

I write joyful, humorous and feel-good books with no blood, gore and politics, but with a little romance and a mystical twist. They focus mostly on village communities and the connections formed between strangers who become friends. They are about people we can all relate to.

Just a quick word about perceived grammatical mistakes. The Yorkshire dialect is unique and has origins in the Old English language. Their speech may seem like bad grammar - but it isn't.

A definition (if such a thing is possible) of Mysticism: -

'Mysticism can be associated with New Age theories and the supernatural. Pertaining to the magical and mysterious - and filled with wonder rather than logical thought.'

Bibliography -

Standalone books -

The Gypsy Caravan

The Winterfell Stone

Weaver's Green

Druid's Oak Farm

- and the Christmas themed books -

Acorn Cottage Christmas

The Midwinter Spirit

- also, a children's book -

Robin and the Wolfshead Tree

Witches of Farstone Moor series :-

Set in Farstone village and around the vast Farstone Moor in North Yorkshire -

These are not follow-ons as such but are connected by recurring themes, characters and places.

!) Wildflower Witch

2) Chanter's Hill

3) Lake of Whispering Stars (released August 1st 2026)

4) (Future - Winter Solstice or Samhain themed book)

Rev.Grace Danton Mysteries -

A departure from my usual books but still containing the same humour and community of my previous books. They are amusing and exciting whodunnits, featuring ex-detective,Grace, now an irreverent Reverend - and her loyal dog Nell.

1)The Chalk Tower

2)The Rudston Monolith Mystery

3) (A stately home mystery, for 2026/2027)

You can reach me on my Susanna Scott author page on Facebook.