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Richard always knew that there was something special about his daughters and when Lucinda, Jessica and Beatrice become Euterpe, one of the most successful R'n'B groups of the 1990s, he knew that he was right.
Dreams are shattered, when Lucinda controversially leaves the group to seek her own fame and fortune in America. Twenty years later, the sisters are living very different lives and Lucinda about to make a sensational return.
Can you tell us a little bit about your debut novel The Sisters?
In the 1990’s Lucinda and her sisters, Jessica and Beatrice formed a girl band and were a great success. Suddenly, without warning, Lucinda leaves the band and begins a new life in New York. She marries a music producer, has children and settles into life as part of the social elite. Seventeen years later, Lucinda is divorced and suffering from the repercussions of giving up her financial independence which means that she has to return back home to London. When she returns home she discovers that her father has been diagnosed with cancer and her sister Jessica refuses to talk to her.
