Barbara Margaret Trimble (née Gill; 15 or 21 February 1921 – 12 November 1995) was a British writer of more than 20 crime, thriller and romance novels between 1967 and 1991, under the names of Margaret Blake, B. M. Gill and Barbara Gilmour.

Life

Barbara Margaret Gill was born in Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales; her father was Irish and her mother was Welsh.

Barbara Margaret Trimble

Trimble was nominated twice for an Edgar Award for Best Novel, in 1985 (for The Twelfth Juror) and in 1988 (for Nursery Crimes).

Barbara Margaret Trimble

She died in 1995.

Barbara Margaret Trimble

Bibliography

As Margaret Blake

Single novels

Stranger at the Door (1967) Bright Sun, Dark Shadow (1968) The Rare and the Lovely (1969) The Elusive Exile (1971) Courier to Danger (1973) Flight from Fear (1973) Apple of Discord (1975) Walk Softly and Beware (1977)

As B. M. Gill

Single novels

Target Westminster (1977) Death Drop (1979) The Twelfth Juror (1984) Nursery Crimes (1986) Dying to Meet You (1988) Time and Time Again (1989)

Inspector Maybridge Series

Victims (1980) (US title: Suspect) Seminar for Murder (1985) The Fifth Rapunzel (1991)

As Barbara Gilmour

Single novels

You Can't Stay Here (1968) Pattern of Loving (1969) Threads of Fate (1971) Question the Wind (1973)

References

External links

B. M. Gill at Fantastic Fiction

1921 births

1995 deaths

20th-century Welsh women writers

20th-century Welsh novelists

People from Holyhead

Welsh crime novelists

Welsh romantic fiction writers

Welsh women novelists

Women romantic fiction writers

Women crime fiction writers

Welsh people of Irish descent

Pseudonymous women writers

20th-century pseudonymous writers