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About Fiona
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| Historical novelist Fiona Mountain grew up in Sheffield and moved to London, aged eighteen, to join the BBC where she worked for ten years, primarily in the press office for Radio 1, handling PR for presenters including John Peel, Mark Radlcliffe and Steve Wright and travelling with the Radio 1 Summer Roadshow. Her first historical novel, ISABELLA, tells the haunting love story of Bounty mutineer Fletcher Christian and his cousin, Isabella Curwen. It was short-listed for the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 2000, the first debut novel to reach the shortlist. It was followed with PALE AS THE DEAD and BLOODLINE, which combine history with mystery and feature 'ancestor detective', Natasha Blake. BLOODLINE is the winner of this year's prestigious Mary Higgins Clark Award. Fiona's novels have been published in America, Canada, Japan, Thailand, Italy, Germany, Holland and Australia. She lives in a seventeenth century house in the Cotswolds with her husband, Tim, a musician, and their four young children. |
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