Ken Ross

Ken Ross was born in 1953 at Westow in the East Riding of Yorkshire. As a child, he lived at Barmby Moor, Pocklington, and York, before his parents moved to Leeds in 1964. He attended Harehills County Secondary School until leaving in 1969. Married in 1971 he had an assortment of jobs while honing his writing skills. After his divorce in 1986, he brought up his 8 children alone and eventually succeeded in getting published. At first, he wrote articles for magazines but has gone on to write over fifty books, the first twenty-odd being solely for children. He is proud of his novels, 'A Cross Of Crocuses' and 'Ann - irresistible spirit'. He currently lives in Osmondthorpe, Leeds. Ken's 2019 works include the romantic/erotic series of novels WASTED PAIN, PROTECTION: sex, revenge & romance, BODIES, MAMA, BROKEN SISTERS, and GOODBYE VIOLET. These six novels are interlinked with the characters all living in the same house that is first occupied by Jerry's Pa and Ginger in WASTED PAIN, then by Jerry and his gals in subsequent stories. The central characters are Jerry, Patsy, and Erica and their adventures often occur close to the grim town of Crickenville, Ohio. In June, 2019 came 'AN OLD AFFAIR'; a novel about a middle-aged couple. And finally, his last work of 2019 is ROSALEE'S PUNISHMENT, an erotic suspense novel about a guy whose partner has recently died in an automobile crash. 2020 novels include the sizzling LOUANN'S HOME MOVIE, a young adult novel THE LAST DAYS OF CHILDHOOD, and the literary fiction novel WRAPPED IN GREEN COMFORT. He has recently published another erotic suspense series, Rosa's Confessions, that includes SUPERFLUOUS, PARTIAL ABSOLUTION, HAPPINESS REGAINED & LIZZIE.