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I am 45 years old and a cleaner and carer. I am divorced and have one son who lives in France. I have never been overseas and don't even have a passport but I intend to remedy that very soon as I suppose I will have to fly all over the world for book signings.

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Jane Eyre. Anything by David Baldacci and Jack kerley.

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The Devil's Debt

Marnie Perry

A desperate runaway, a naive tourist, a ruthless killer, an embittered ex cop, all meet in this story of trust and betrayel, revenge and love.


After years of drudgery and servitude to her demanding mother, shy, reserved Adela Faraday is finally free and embarks on a longed for vacation, touring the southern states of America.
In Alabama she meets Jonas Lando, an embittered hermit, haunted by the death of his wife. She also rescues a young girl on the run from the powerful but sadistic Dashiel Glissando. Adela manages to get the girl out of the country then continues with her tour. But an enraged Glissando enlists the help of a hitman to track down both Adela and the girl. Sterling Hennessey tracks her to her next port of call, Mississippi, and there befriends her hoping to illicit information the easy way before he does what he's been paid to do.
But the dispassionate, heartless killer is not prepared for the feelings she engenders in him, feelings of respect, protectiveness and affection.
Then something happens that causes him to act quickly and he kidnaps Adela, she escapes and seeks refuge in the home of Jonas Lando. It’s not long before Glissando’s men come calling and Adela has to decide whom to trust, the troubled and tormented Lando or Hennessey, a ruthless, cold blooded killer.

 

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I wrote 420 days ago

Peter, When I read the synopsis I wasn't too sure of this but having have three chapters I have to say I really got into it. I especially liked the dialogue between the Maratha and "the Man" and your narrative is very good indeed. I will certainly get around to reading more. Backed. view book

I wrote 422 days ago

Anna, sorry it's taken me so long to get to your story, but for my part it was worth the wait. This is really brilliant work. Your narrative is concise, descriptive and imaganitive and the dialogue excellent. I have read five chapters so far and will certainly get back to the rest very soon. I have ... view book

I wrote 436 days ago

I love the dialogue in this piece, it's amusing and easy to follow. This is a great idea for a story and I already like Cayla (I've read five chapters and will be reading more) and love Arthur. I'm sure you're going to be successful in getting this published. On my Watchlist and Definately backed. view book

I wrote 449 days ago

Rusty, I have read six chapters so far and oh I love this. It reminds me of Alan Bennett's Talking Heads, I can just see Maggie Smith or Patricia Routledge sitting opposite someone like, well, Alan Bennett and reading this script. It's sad yet witty and very funny. I can find absolutely nothing wro... view book

I wrote 461 days ago

Brian, I have read four chapters so far and will definately put this on my watchlist. You know when a story is good when the characters affect you from the outset either sympatheticaly or with acrimony and that's how I feel about Moni and Sneed respectively. Your narrative is excellent as is your ... view book

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