Daddy’s Eyes

Believable and very likeable characters and an insight into the gritty reality of the music world make this an enjoyable, funny and compelling read. And, most importantly, what exactly WAS that embarrassing blooper that ended Alan’s career??

Fiona Valpy, best-selling author of The Cypress Maze

A hugely embarrassing and humiliating public mistake leads to a change of career direction for advertising executive Alan Fennemore. He’s presented with the opportunity to ghost-write the biography of one of the UK’s most enigmatic rock stars of the 70s, Tony McCall. But this is no hagiography. Tony’s cupboard is full of skeletons – skeletons Tony is determined to bring out into the open.

The Girl Starts To Sing

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Having scored a big publishing success with the biography of a major rock star, Alan Fennemore might have expected his career as a writer to have taken off. It hasn't, and he finds himself making a living writing throwaway, unauthorised books about D-list celebrities and transient pop sensations. His current project is about Martin Byrne, a TV talent show contestant who is suddenly back in vogue. Unfortunately, Martin really is as inoffensive as his public persona suggests he is - there is simply nothing interesting to write about him.

In his increasingly desperate hunt for background information, Alan begins to realise that the public version of Byrne's family history doesn't stack up. The more he digs, the darker the landscape becomes until he's dangerously enmeshed in a much bigger story than he could ever have expected to find.

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