After marrying her husband Barry, with whom she was to have three children, she moved with him to the mining town of Tabubil in Papua New Guinea and later to Bahrain.
[2] Further research led to the publication of Kloester's 2011 Georgette Heyer: Biography of a Bestseller.
[3][4] Later Kloester proposed to English Heritage the blue plaque for Heyer's birthplace in Wimbledon, which was unveiled in 2015.
Her books include two Young Adult novels, The Cinderella Moment and The Rapunzel Dilemma, published by Penguin Australia in 2013 and 2014, followed by the paranormal Jane Austen's Ghost (Overlord Publishing, 2019).
Her latest work is the study The Novels of Georgette Heyer – A Celebration (Overlord Publishing, 2023).