Jane Cable
'The past is never dead...'
Welcome
Thank you for taking the time to visit my website.
If you are a reader who likes their romance
sprinkled with suspense… or their suspense with a
hefty dose of romance… then please stay a while
and learn a little more about my books.
My first novel, The Cheesemaker’s House, won the
suspense & crime category of The Alan Titchmarsh
Show’s People’s Novelist competition and Words
for the Wounded’s inaugural independent novel
award. This is the story of Alice, who moves to
Yorkshire following the breakdown of her
marriage and meets her new neighbours from the
present and the past.
“I desperately want to find out about Owen; a
fascinating character... the gift here is to make you
want to read on.” Jeffrey Archer
“I really loved the authorial voice – it really drew me in.
But more than that I loved the fact that the initial
mystery posed is one that I could not think of a possible
solution for, so that really got me hooked.” Sophie
Hannah
“Jane Cable’s first novel is intriguing from the first page,
to the last.” Lizzie Greenhalgh, The Lady
My second book, The Faerie Tree, was also published
through Matador in March 2015. This time the
mystery revolved around a couple who meet twenty years after a brief affair only to discover that their memories of it are completely different.
“Will keep you guessing right up until the end and maybe even beyond it.” Claire Dyer
“Well written, absorbing and original. Read and enjoy.” Margaret Graham
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Following the liquidation of Endeavour Press I have decided not to go with the new company and so Another You will disappear from sale for a while. I'd like my book to be available to readers who use iBooks, Kobo and any number of other devices. I'd like it to be in more libraries. So I've taken back my rights and hope to relaunch it in time for the 75th anniversary of D-Day next year. Paperbacks (which were nothing to do with Endeavour) will still be available to order through the book trade, in the National Trust shop at Studland, and hopefully through Amazon in a few weeks' time.
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