Isabelle Grey

Isabelle Grey is a British author best known for the writing of suspense crime and psychological suspense thrillers. Grey was born a few hundred meters from Bow Bells in East End, London. She grew up in Manchester on what may be best described as the remnants of a tidal island on the fringes of the Romney Marsh. She later attended Newnham College, Cambridge, and now lives and works in London. Besides being an author, she is an acclaimed screenplay writer with over thirty-five TV series episodes to her name. Most of her TV writing credits have been with the BBC and include heavy hitters such as, the Discovery Channel/BBC docu-drama Genghis Khan, Midsomer Murders, Wycliffe, Casualty, and The Bill. She also wrote the last episode of the Accused TV series Tina Story’. The series went on to win an Emmy and BAFTA Award. She has also written several non-fiction works under the pen name Isabelle Anscombe. Under her pseudonym, she has written books in the arts and crafts such as Arts &Crafts in Britain and America, and Arts and Crafts Style. Anscombe has also been her pen name working as a journalist for some of the most renowned magazines in the world such as Psychologies, Country Living, and Cosmopolitan.