Hannah's books have won various awards, including Best Romance for Aphrodite's Tears at the International Book Awards, National Indie Excellence Awards, American Fiction Awards, NABE Pinnacle Book Achievement Awards and New York City Big Book Awards and Best Romance for Indiscretion at the USA Best Book Awards.
She has written eight novels, beginning with Burning Embers.
Hannah now divides her time between her homes in Ireland and the South of France. After marrying her English husband, she settled in Kent and subsequently had little time for writing while bringing up two children, looking after dogs and horses, and running her own business renovating rundown cottages. Upon graduating with a BA in French literature from Alexandria University, she travelled extensively throughout Europe and lived in Switzerland, France and England. Hannah Fielding was born and grew up in Alexandria, Egypt, the granddaughter of Esther Fanous, a revolutionary feminist and writer in Egypt during the early 1900s. Set in the exotic and bygone world of Upper Egypt, Song of the Nile follows Aida's journey of rediscovery - of the homeland she loves, with its white-sailed feluccas on the Nile, old-world charms of Cairo and the ancient secrets of its burning desert sands - and of the man she has never forgotten.Ī compelling story of passion and intrigue - a novel that lays open the beating heart of Egypt.
Still, how can she marry the son of the man who destroyed her father and brought shame on her family? Will coming home bring her love, or only danger and heartache? In spite of herself, the secret passion Aida harboured for him as a young girl reignites. Then Aida is reunited with Kamel's son, the captivating surgeon Phares, who offers her marriage. Yet Aida has not forgotten, and now she wants revenge against the man she believes betrayed her father - his best friend, Kamel Pharaony. When young nurse Aida El Masri returns from war-torn London to her family's estate in Egypt she steels herself against the challenges ahead.Įight years have passed since her father, Ayoub, was framed for a crime he did not commit, and died as a tragic result.
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