Fiona Cane

"I know when I buy a Fiona Cane book that I'll have to put some uninterrupted time aside to read it - they're impossible to put down.'

Six novels written across a range of genres there's something for everyone:

If you're after for a sizzling mystery for your summer hols then 'A Song Unsung' - set in the sweltering heatwaves of '59 and '76 - is the book for you.

'The Other Side of the Mountain' is often described as my best book. I visited Haiti, where it is set, and loved every second I spent there. It has had more than its fair share of disasters but its people are among the friendliest I have ever met. It's a place that will, forever, remain close to my heart.

'Angel Town' was a book I had to write. I lost a friend to a cult in the eighties and have been trying to make sense of them ever since.

For parents trying to navigate those tricky teenage years, the unputdownable cosy mystery, 'A Push too Far', will make you laugh and cry as you grip the edge of your seat.

If you're fascinated by celebrity and intrigued by the film industry, then you'll love the psychological thriller 'Killing Fame'.

But if you prefer a blood-chilling tale where friendship turns to betrayal, grab a copy of 'When the Dove Cried'. Perfect for fans of Nicci French.

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