Rosemary Frances Sutherland was born on 10 February 1928 in Lanark, Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK, near Glasgow. She was educated at the University of Glasgow (1945-1947), in 1965 obtained a M.A. at University of St. Andrews and in 1966 a diploma in education. She worked as a teacher of History at Perth Academy in Scotland from 1966 to 1972. Since 1976, as principal teacher of history, at Guernsey Ladies' College in St. Peter Port. Rosemary Booth wrote her first Children's novel in 1966 under the pseudonym of Frances Murray. In 1976, her novel The Burning Lamp won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association.

The dear colleague
1972
ISBN 9780860092117
Red Rowan Berry
1976
ISBN 9780340220047
The Belchamber Scandal
1985
ISBN 9780708915585
Payment for the Piper
1990
ISBN 9780708915905
The Heroine's Sister
1975
ISBN 9780340185247
Summer in the Hebrides
1887
ISBN 9781016564946
Burning Lamp
1963
ISBN 9780854563678
Ponies on the Heather
1966
ISBN 9780001643178
The Burning Lamp
1973
ISBN 9780340179536
Rocailles
1977
ISBN 9782707423764
Castaway
1978
ISBN 9780684160641
White Hope
1978
ISBN 9780340229941
Brave kingdom
1983
ISBN 9780312095031
Shadow Over the Islands
1986
ISBN 9780340389195
Psychologue
2007
ISBN 9780976950813
Ponies and Parachutes
1975
ISBN 9780340197899