Pauline Gedge is a Canadian author known for her historical fiction novels, particularly those set in ancient Egypt. Born on March 11, 1948, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, she has gained recognition for her detailed research and vivid storytelling, which bring historical figures and events to life. Gedge's most famous works include Child of the Morning and The Eagle of the Ninth, which explore themes of power, love, and betrayal in ancient societies. Her writing has earned her several awards, and she is considered a prominent voice in the genre of historical fiction.