His wife Carla currently owns two horses and is training, for showing and dressage, a beautiful Arab filly named Polly. Paul and Carla live on the borders of London and Essex, not far from Epping Forest and six of their children have been through his own school. Paul has also written several non-fiction titles A Life of Isabella the She-wolf of France, Wife of Edward II of England, as well as study of the possible murder of Tutankhamun, the boy Pharaoh of Egypt’s 18th Dynasty, and a study on the true fate of Alexander the Great. He recently launched a very successful series based around the life of Alexander the Great, published by Constable & Robinson in the U.K., and Carroll and Graf in the U.S.A., whilst his novels set in Ancient Egypt have won critical acclaim. Grace, Paul Harding, Ann Dukthas and Anna Apostolou but now writes only under his own name. He has been published under several pseudonyms (see the bibliography): C. They have also been published in Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, Romania, Estonia, Czechoslovakia, Russia, Bulgaria, Portugal and China, as well as Argentina and Mexico. Martin’s Press of New York, Edhasa in Spain, and Eichborn, Heyne, Knaur and others in Germany. These have been published in the United States by St. He finished his doctorate on the reign of Edward II of England and, in 1987, began to publish a series of outstanding historical mysteries set in the Middle Age, Classical, Greek, Ancient Egypt and elsewhere.

Paul’s other incarnation is as a novelist. Inspectorate describe it as an 'Outstanding School', and it was given Beacon status as a Centre of Excellence whilst, in the Chief Inspector’s Report to the Secretary of State for January 2001, Trinity Catholic High School was singled out for praise and received a public accolade. The school has been described as one of the leading comprehensives in the U.K. Trinity is a large comprehensive which teaches the full ability range, ages 11-18. Paul worked in Ascot, Nottingham and Crawley West Sussex before being appointed as Headmaster to Trinity Catholic School in September 1981.

He continued his studies but decided that the academic world was not for him and became a secondary school teacher. He went to Liverpool University where he gained a First Class Honours Degree in History and won a state scholarship to Exeter College, Oxford, whilst there he met his wife Carla Lynn Corbitt. He had the usual education before studying at Durham for three years for the Catholic priesthood but decided not to proceed. Paul Doherty was born in Middlesbrough (North-Eastern England) in 1946.

Grace, Paul Harding, Ann Dukthas, Vanessa Alexander, Michael Clynes and Anna Apostolou but now writes only under his own name. He has been published under several pseudonyms: P.C. Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name.

The Fate of Princes by Paul Doherty