Stephanie Gaunt’s Writing

At the Hastings Book Festival Book Fair in September 2026…

DEATH IS A DESIRABLE PROPERTY

The second Caroline and Olga Mystery is available on Kindle and paperback from Amazon:

Inept investigators Caroline and Olga get up to some truly bizarre things – I am beginning to fear they are running riot, out of the control of the author…

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DEATH, DECEIT AND CAKE

A Caroline and Olga Mystery

Stephanie’s first cosy crime mystery was published in July 2025, starring inept investigators Caroline and Olga from the fictional Compton Perceval Women’s Institute. Murder and mayhem!

Available from Amazon, or to download on Kindle. Follow the link here!

You can buy reduced price copies (signed and dedicated to you) directly from Stephanie for £7.00 plus P & P. See below.

5* reviews!

Watch out for the third novel in the series, ‘Death is a Dog’s Dinner’ due out in February 2027.

Poetry

LINES AND WRINKLES – A Collection of Poems

You can buy the book (signed and dedicated to you!) directly from Stephanie for £5.00 plus P & P.

The book is illustrated by local artist Danny Mooney.

Many of the poems are about Hastings, but also cover all aspects of Stephanie’s varied life, including childhood memories, and travel. Sales of the book benefited three charities.

‘.. beautiful, thought-provoking, inspirational, sad and funny at the same time.’

‘I read your poems cover to cover, and being a great fan of coastal walks and sparkling turquoise sea, I particularly liked the Cornish Coast Path poem as well as the Slugs and Snails Sonnet.’

‘Many thanks for sharing your life story through your poetry. Danny’s illustrations are a bonus. ‘

‘I just wanted to say how moved I was by your poem ‘In memory of Sue G.’

‘Please can I buy another copy of your book – I was reading a few of the poems to my Ma over the phone and they really delighted her….’

I’m enjoying the poems…. I like the Poldark one particularly’

‘I really liked ‘What My WI means to Me’. That sense of belonging to a community is taken for granted by many but it is hard to come by for some of us.’