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Married with 10 Grand Children and 1 Great Granddaughter born 27/12/2011. Retired now having been a Hotelier on the 'Sea-Front' of a holiday resort for many years.

"I return all comments and support with a honest read of your book."

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Any royalties from the sale of The Secrets Of The Forest- 'The Time Zone' will be given toward, research Into the fight against the Cancer ‘Pseudomyxoma Peritonei’.
On behalf of our Son, David Kent after losing an 8 year battle against it.
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PUBLISHERS & AGENTS. I can be contacted at neville.kent@ntlworld.com


The Secrets Of The Forest - 'The Time Zone' is the first book in a series.

“Twelve-year- old- boy, Tommy, walks unaided for the first time, after meeting a strange old lady, and her cat.”

The book cover picture was taken at a local Zoo by myself after many attempts

The Secrets Of The Forest - 'Cosmos 501' The second book in the series is complete,the first 12 Chapters are on the site.

“Dangers confront, Esmeralda and Tommy, after discovering ‘Cosmos 501’ in the garden

.”One Off, Sir!
A gangland book containing explicit violence and prison scenes.

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I would like to become a Writer on the lines of Michael Morpurgo, who I consider to be an excellent Author of Children’s Books.

A hard act to follow but very rewarding given the readership that he has built up over the years.

favourite books

The Bible
A Prison Diary - Jeffrey Archer
The Jigsaw Man - Paul Britton
Michael Morpurgo - all books
And of course - Treasure Island - Alice In Wonderland and Robinson Crusoe


AUTHONOMY BOOKS - MY SELECTION
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Denver Down by Beth Anne Wilkins.
Summer Rose by K. C. Hart.
Songs of a Seeker by Mala Lyer.
History by Joe Pace.
Dark of The Moon by Maria Trautman.
Raven Son by Nicholas Kotar.
Chasing Pharaohs. by Claire Stibbe.
The Adventures of Sohi: Mystery of Moon Island .
By Susan Brauner.
Arkana – The Destiny of Shaitan.
by Laxmi Hariharan.
The Cats of Pembroke Pine. by Elizabeth Grace.
A Man Assured of Honour .by Anna Rossi







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The Secrets Of The Forest - 'T....

Neville Kent

Twelve-year-old boy, crippled since birth is cured after meeting a strange old lady and her cat.
There is a price to pay, however.


Twelve-year-old Tommy, unable to walk without the aid of ‘supports‘since birth, lives with his gran on the edge of a large forest.
His life changes dramatically upon meeting Esmeralda, an old lady living on the far side of the forest with her companion, a big, black cat.

Shunned by the locals as a witch, Esmeralda creates a potion that enables Tommy to walk. However, Tommy learns there is a price to pay.
They are soon on a journey of discovery deep within the forest.
The cat is able to change its usual form as they enter a ‘Time Zone’ on their way to meet ‘The Keeper of The Forest’.
Tommy learns about the 'Time Zone', how it’s twenty times slower than normal time.

Awe inspiring scenery and surprises abound as they progress a trail unknown to normal people.
A meal with Mr.Keeper in a magnificent dining room awaits them.

The trio travel on an 'Underground System’ to assist in a rescue mission.
They visit the weird ‘Statue Room’ with its own tale to tell.
Tommy takes an unusual gift back for his gran, but will she agree on him visiting again to learn more of, ‘The Secrets of The Forest’?


 

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Neville Kent

Big, Ed Riley’s paid his debt to society. Over four years behind bars.
He knows who shopped him. Powerfully built, honed to perfection. He’s out!


Ed Riley’s used to violence. It’s his way of life and he’s good at it.
A near five year stretch in prison however puts paid to his daily routine.
He can’t figure out why a post office robbery went wrong. That is until a fresh inmate attacks him with a razor leaving Ed with twenty five stitches across his face.
As it cuts him to the bone a names mentioned. One he’ll remember throughout the remainder of his sentence...One that will drive him crazy at times as the feeling of revenge eats away at his sanity.
This person was the last one ‘Big Ed’ would have thought of and the last person he’d want to have cause to tangle with. All the same, Ed was keen to even out the score and many will be hurt badly in the process. That’s not a subject Ed thought a lot about. Dishing out pain was something he took for granted and even enjoyed.
Released on the day by a Screw who befriended him, Ed Riley makes his way into the outside world again, with the promise of a favour to the officer.
Someone won’t sleep very well tonight...Big Ed’s out!


 

The Secrets Of The Forest - 'C....

Neville Kent

Dangers confront Esmeralda and young Tommy, after discovering ‘Cosmos 501’ in the garden.
*Second book in the series* ‘The Secrets Of The Forest' .


Twelve- year- old- Tommy, continues to learn more as he delves into Esmeralda’s mysterious and wonderful ‘Red Book.’ A strange door appears after the ground collapses in Esmeralda’s garden, leading to Cosmos 501 and first contact with the crackling voice.
They re- visit The Keeper of the Forest asking for any help he can give regarding Cosmos 501.
Mr. Keeper explains the setting up of the ‘Time Zone’ by past visitor’s to Earth. The trio gain access to the ‘All seeing eye’ and learn of the powerful force behind it all.
Contact with a higher life form? Yes, it’s all possible on this visit.
Esmeralda, Tommy, and Saber the cat, travel once again on the underground network system but for different reasons than they had before.
Tommy’s second visit to see Mr. Keeper is fraught with danger. They seek answers to serious questions about the very nature of the ‘Time Zone’.

'Cosmos 501 is complete. Only the first 12 Chapters have been uploaded for viewing.

 

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