Julie Kaewart

Julie Kaewert is one of the bestselling authors from The United States. She is particularly famous for writing books based on book publishing, which she believes is an intriguing business. All her mystery books have topped the list of bestseller books throughout the country. The books written by her feature the main character as Alex Plumtree, who is described as a London-based publisher. Author Kaewart says that the studios Alex is the James Bond of the world of book publishing. According to Alex, publishing is quite a dangerous profession. Author Kaewart has stated in the series that Alex goes on to discover several secrets from the beloved collection of her family’s antiquarian books. It was in the 6th grade that author Kaewart decided to take up writing, which she got interested into while writing a novel as an assignment for her English class. Being a Nebraskan native, Kaewart carried her love for the place to the Dartmouth College. There, she was involved in writing an honors thesis based on the Willa Cather characters. She used to contribute frequently to the Daily Dartmouth at that time. But, when she did not receive any success at writing fiction, she decided to give up writing and went on to pursue a career in the field of book publishing. With respect to this, she worked for the David Godine’s publishing company in Back Bay, and then for Addison-Wesley. This gave her the opportunity to meet some of the bibliophiles who inspired her to develop the Plumtree series. After her marriage, Kaewart moved to London and then took transfer in the Bedford Square branch of Addison Wesley UK. She was very much impressed by the Georgian building of the publishing company with its geraniums and ballroom, located in the center of Bloomsbury and chose to use it as the setting of her bestselling series. Author Kaewart and her husband used to live a small town in Hertfordshire called Chorleywood. Their house was located on a narrow lane on the border of Buckinghamshire. A secluded farm located at the end of that lane was selected by Kaewart as the family home of Alex Plumtree, The Orchard. Author Kaewart says that the place became unforgettable and even more beautiful because of the hedges, beech tree forests, wide open fields having grazing cows and bulls, rose plantations, helpful neighbors, and public footpaths made of stiles.