About Jacky Hutchins

Jacky Hutchins is a historical fiction author with a lifelong passion for writing, winning her first prize for a short story at the age of 14. With a background in nursing, and later serving as an Army Nursing Sister, Jacky brings a wealth of experience to her novels, drawing inspiration from her time spent in different parts of the world.

Her debut novel, 'In Honourable Company,' led to her being one of the finalists for the prestigious Catherine Cookson prize. Set in 18th century India, the story weaves together the complexities of relationships and the struggle for supremacy between France and England at that time. Comparisons to renowned authors such as Georgette Heyer and Bernard Cornwell highlight Jacky's ability to transport readers into immersive and adventurous tales.

Jacky's writing style captures the essence of historical eras without falling into the cliché of 'bodice-rippers.' Her focus on developing compelling male characters provides a unique perspective within the historical fiction genre. With her short stories, articles, and poems appearing in various publications, Jacky's writing resonates with a wide readership.