The Guggenheim Mystery

Siobhan was really sick when she wrote the The London Eye Mystery, and she died only a couple of weeks after it was first published, which is just incredibly sad.

She left behind the title of the second book in the series, The Guggenheim Mystery. Her estate came to me about four years ago now, asking if I’d be interested in carrying on Ted’s story and writing the story to go with the title that she’d already come up with. That’s how I came to write The Guggenheim Mystery for Siobhan.

Because I loved Ted so much, I had to say yes. But then it was a long process of reading and reading and re-reading that book to get into the world Siobhan had created. I never got bored of The London Eye Mystery—every time I read it, I liked Siobhan more as a person as well as a writer. I have a special place in my heart for Ted Spark.

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