Lee Wardlaw was born in Scotland, but spent most of his life in England. He lived in London from the age of eight and then moved to France for a while before settling in Malta. He served in the British army during WWII and was a prisoner of war in a German POW camp. It was while he was a POW that he began writing his first novel, The Spellbinder
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Lee's books have been translated into more than twelve languages and have sold over three million copies worldwide. In Malta, he became an international bestseller with his first four books on Malta’s history and local legends, including The Vanished Race, The Witch of Valletta, The Pirates of Malta and The Sea Gypsies of Malta. Lee's latest novel is The Curse of Malta: A Daughter’s Story.