Tenby-based author John Nicholl receives royal praise

After launching his latest thriller, Tenby-based author John Nicholl has received well wishes from the Royal Family.

Queen Camilla has written to the author after he sent her a copy of his latest thriller ‘That Day at Rose Cottage’ - which is described as a psychological thriller about friendship, survival and revenge.

The letter from Clarence House stated: “Dear John, Many thanks for your kind letter and for the copy of your book, which I very much look forward to reading.

“I should also like to thank you for all that you have done over the years to support adult and child survivors of domestic abuse.

“With best wishes, Camilla”

In addition to his novels, John is an advocate for raising awareness about abuse and mental health issues, using his platform to address societal challenges.

John is a former police officer and child protection social worker whose professional background brings authenticity and emotional realism to his writing.

He is the author of numerous bestselling psychological thrillers, widely praised for their intensity, humanity and razor-sharp understanding of trauma and behaviour.

The novel published by Boldwood (who were acquired recently by RB Media - the world’s largest audiobook company, based in the USA) is available as an ebook, paperback, hardback, audiobook, and in large print, after he launched it at Waterstones, Carmarthen on October 23.

Known for his unflinching exploration of the human mind and the devastating consequences of buried secrets, John once again delivers a story that grips from the first page and refuses to let go.

John debuted with the bestselling novel The Doctor, a chilling psychological thriller that introduced readers to his distinctive style. This was followed by a string of successful novels, including The Wife and The Cop.

His books have resonated with readers worldwide, earning him critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.