Mistress: ″With its sharp eye, light tone and sly, witty pace, Joanna Trollope's ninth novel delivers all the ingredients of romantic comedy, yet ends with a subtle, dark twist.″ Friday Nights: Heather Thompson of The Guardian called Friday Nights "a light but insightful look at a rather conventional cast of characters." Charlie Lee-Potter, in an article for The Independent, wrote that Brother & Sister: Personal life On 14 May 1966, Trollope married a city banker, David Roger William Potter; the couple had two daughters, Antonia and Louise, divorcing in 1983. In 1985, she married the television dramatist Ian Curteis and became a stepmother of his two sons; she and Curteis divorced in 2001. After her second divorce, Trollope moved to West London. She is a grandmother. Trollope appeared on a 1994 edition of Desert Island Discs. Trollope remarked that men often suggested her books were trivial, to which she liked to respond: "It is a grave mistake to think there is more significance in great things than in little things", paraphrasing Virginia Woolf. Bibliography As Joanna Trollope Some of Joanna Trollope's historical novels are re-edited as Caroline Harvey** Historical novels Eliza Stanhope (1978) Parson Harding's Daughter (1979)** Leaves from the Valley (1980)** The City of Gems (1981)** The Steps of the Sun (1983)** The Taverner's Place (1986)** The Austen Project Sense & Sensibility (2013) Other novels The Choir (1988) A Village Affair (1989) A Passionate Man (1990) The Rector's Wife (1991) The Men and the Girls (1992) A Spanish Lover (1993) The Best of Friends (1998) Next of Kin (1996) Other People's Children (1998) Marrying the Mistress (2000) Girl from the South (2002) Brother and Sister (2004) Second Honeymoon (2006) Friday Nights (2007) The Other Family (2010) Daughters-in-Law (2011) The Soldier's Wife (2012) Balancing Act (2014) City of Friends (2017) An Unsuitable Match (2018) Mum & Dad (2020) Non-fiction Britannia's Daughters: Women of the British Empire (1983) As Caroline Harvey Legacy Saga Legacy of Love (1983) A Second Legacy (1993) Historical novels A Castle in Italy (1993) The Brass Dolphin (1997) See also Aga saga References External links Joanna Trollope website – features a biography, bibliography, extracts and interviews. Joanna Trollope biography from the British Council Joanna Trollope discusses The Rector's Wife on the BBC World Book Club Joanna Trollope at Random House Australia Interview with Ramona Koval on ABC Radio National's The Book Show about her book Friday Nights.