notes. By 2009 the vinyl records became playlists and the payphones are now mobiles. The chocolate machine outside the sweet shop and the conductor on the bus which are both essential to the plot remain present). Getting Free (1978) Buddy (1982) Buddy's Song (1987) Buddy's Blues (1995) Out of the Darkness (1998) Ship of Ghosts (1999) Partners in Crime (2003) Time Bomb (2005) Until Proven Guilty (2006) 2 Die 4 (2009) Walk the Wild Road (2009) (originally published as The Road from Home. Adopted the current title in 2011) On the Edge (2014) Daredevil (2015) The Norris Girls (2017) Series contributed to Ghost Game (2011) part of the Heroes series Children's fiction Beaver Towers (1980) Beaver Towers: the Witch's Revenge (1981) Beaver Towers: the Dangerous Journey (1986) (Originally published as Run to Beaver Towers. Adopted the current title in 1997). The Finders (1993) Beaver Towers: the Dark Dream (1997) Adult fiction The Heart of the Valley (1986) Fiction for people learning English Blood Ties (2000) Television Buddy (1986) Cafe des Reves (BBC Education French Series) Clementine (BBC Education French Series) Isabel (BBC Education Spanish Series) The Reaper (ITV PLayhouse) Film script Buddy's Song (1990) Music Album contributed to Buddy's Song (co-wrote) (1991) (Released in the United States as The One and Only) Performed by Chesney Hawkes. Singles contributed to "Take Me Home" (Roger Daltrey song) (co-wrote) (1987) "Always Heading Home" (Roger Daltrey song) (co-wrote) (2018) "I Miss You" (The Orange Circus Band song) (2018) References External links Official website Nigel Hinton blog on Blogspot.co.uk Author's Twitter page Bibliography Beaver Towers website 1942 births 20th-century English novelists 21st-century English novelists Writers from London Living people People educated at Dulwich College English male novelists 20th-century English male writers 21st-century English male writers