Susie Steiner, well known for authoring the Manon Bradshaw detective series, died at the age of 51 from a brain tumor.
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She leaves behind two children whose names have names not been documented.
Marian Keyes was among those who paid appreciation, adding, “Her novels were just amazing, Manon Bradshaw was a great character.”
Steiner has previously worked as a journalist for The Guardian, Evening Standard, Daily Telegraph, and The Times.
In May 2019, she has diagnosed with grade 4 glioblastoma, and according to her website, she spent most of 2019 undergoing therapy that included six hours of brain surgery.
Steiner wrote three DS Bradshaw novels, including Missing, Presumed in 2016, which was nominated for a Theakston mystery novel award and was chosen for the Richard and Judy Book Club.
It has sold 250,000 copies in the United Kingdom.
Her debut novel, Homecoming, was positively welcomed by critics in 2013.
Following that was Missing, Presumed, a Sunday Times bestseller and a standout book for The Guardian and Wall Street Journal.
Persons Unknown, the sequel, and 2020’s Remain Silent, the third novel in the DS Bradshaw series, were both longlisted for the Theakstons prize.
In 2020, she informed the Guardian that she had penned Remain Silent with a capital R “My brain is being pushed beyond its midline by a nine-centimeter tumor. But I was unaware of it “.
She was also recorded as blind after suffering from retinitis pigmentosa and losing her sight.
