Editing Monica Edwards (section)

==Romney Marsh series==
Beginning with ''Wish for a Pony'' in 1947, Edwards altogether wrote fifteen titles in the Romney Marsh series of novels. These were set in the village of Rye Harbour which was renamed Westling. The Romney Marsh towns of [[Rye, East Sussex|Rye]] and [[Winchelsea]] were also renamed Dunsford and Winklesea respectively. The stories feature many real-life characters (with changed names) which the author remembered from her childhood there, such as the ferryman Jim Decks<ref>Parks 2006, pp. 84–91.</ref> and the villainous Hookey Galley. The principal characters in the novels are Tamzin Grey, Rissa Birnie, Meryon Fairbrass and Roger Lambert. Tamzin's father, the Reverend Richard Grey, was based on Edwards' father, the Reverend Harry Newton.<ref>Edwards, Monica. 2005. ''Storm Ahead'' [[Girls Gone By Publishers]] 2005. p. 9 (Preface to re-published edition by Shelley Edwards)</ref>{{clarify|date=May 2015|reason=does the reference note mean that the source is a 2005 preface by Shelly Edwards?}}

The complete list of Romney Marsh novels is:
*''Wish for a Pony'' (1947)
*''The Summer of the Great Secret'' (1948)
*''The Midnight Horse'' (1949)
*''The White Riders'' (1950)
*''Cargo of Horses'' (1951)
*''Hidden in a Dream'' (1952)
*''Storm Ahead'' (1953)
*''No Entry'' (1954)
*''The Nightbird'' (1955)
*''Operation Seabird'' (1957)
*''Strangers to the Marsh'' (1957)
*''No Going Back'' (1960)
*''The Hoodwinkers'' (1962)
*''Dolphin Summer'' (1963)
*''A Wind Is Blowing'' (1969)