Florrie Palmer

One of the first British female singer-songwriters, Florrie’s songs have been recorded by many, including Agnetha Faltskog - the blonde from Abba - Manfred Mann, Mike Rutherford of Genesis, Elaine Paige and Sheena Easton. Her biggest hits were recorded by Sheena Easton, who secured the number one spot in America for six weeks with 9-5 (Morning Train) resulting in a platinum record followed by a number 12 with When He Shines.

In 1994, Florrie wrote a comic novel based on her experiences in the music business called Never Final Till it’s Vinyl. 

The Decoy is her first venture into crime fiction. She is currently writing her second. Having lived in various English counties, as well as the South of France and Italy, Florrie now lives in Cambridge.