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Gabriel Green

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Living deep in the Cheshire countryside with dogs, cats chickens and ducks to keep my wife and me busy now the children are grown and flown. But still finding time to take my twisted thought patterns and use them to devise devilish plots.

Three books posted. All different, they usually have a psychological element and they always have a twist in the tail. So please don't miss the ending - you should get a surprise.



favourite books

Into the Blue - Robert Goddard
Mercy - David Lindsey
The Big Sleep - Raymond Chandler
One Good Turn - Kate Atkinson
Skinny Dip - Carl Hiaasen

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Ponte Santa Trinita
Ponte Santa Trinita
Violet Wells
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editors desk winner
Never My Thirst
Never My Thirst
Alessia Verdi
rank 641
Divine Grace
Divine Grace
Elin O'Neil
rank 1502
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none

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In Sight of the Line

 

In Sight of the Line
Alan Meadows
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In Sight of the Line

Alan Meadows

It's never too late to talk.


Ten years ago Alan Meadows lost the ability to communicate his feelings and with it went his family and his career.

On the way back from the hospital after being told he has six months to live, on a whim, he buys a notebook intent on writing a diary of his final days.

His early records are superficial and flippant but gradually he finds himself writing words he has never been able to speak aloud, thoughts and ideas that if shared back then would have sent his life along a very different path. And as the pages fill he begins to change, slowly starting to connect with the people around him, reaching out, wanting to help them and be helped. So as his health inexorably decays his life is reborn.

And in the last days, as the end draws ever nearer, one special newfound friend finally helps Alan face up to the event in his life that precipitated his catastrophic emotional withdrawal. And with that acceptance he finally finds reconciliation and peace.




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A Patch of Dappled Sun

 

A Patch of Dappled Sun
Gabriel Green
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A Patch of Dappled Sun

Gabriel Green

Somebody wants her dead. Two men are determined to save her. One is the man paid to kill her


Two parallel stories linked by one beautiful woman with a price on her head. Two men, each in love with her in their own different way, both determined to protect her.

One she knows. Paul Harlin, the handsome, gregarious Oxford art dealer. They met by accident but fell instantly in love. He finds out she's in danger and vows to keep her from harm.

The other man she does not know. The solitary, crippled assassin, David Leighton, loves her only from afar. He has to. He was the man they sent to kill her. But now he is watching over her as he digs ever deeper into the reason why somebody would pay to have her killed. He too is determined that she will be protected.

Eventually, both men come to realise that drastic action needs to be taken to save the life of the woman they love.



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The Time Glimpser

 

The Time Glimpser
Gabriel Green
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The Time Glimpser

Gabriel Green

When is a gift a curse? I know.


My name is Nicholas Blackley. I can see through time.

Brief glimpses of the future and past where some peak of emotional energy creates a marker buoy in the grey ocean of time. I don’t choose what I see or when. It comes to me. But only at the place where it happened. And this gift has cursed my life because I cannot change anything. I only see what one day will have happened.

An evil man lures teenage girls into a well honed trap. Offering a job, a flat, a better life away from home brings them running. They never think about abduction, rape and murder.

One father refuses to give up. The police told him his daughter had run away. He didn’t believe them. He tried everything to find her but when he ran out of ideas he came looking for me, the Time Glimpser.

I didn’t want to get involved. I wanted to stay hidden. But a loving father levered me into the open and the frantic chase for a monster whose killing spree was far from over. Together we edged towards a confrontation that led the three of us to a final bloody climax.

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Andrew Hughes wrote 11 hours ago

Hi Gabriel, “Informers and blackmailers, phrenologists and dissect....

Casimir Greenfield wrote 14 hours ago

Hi there - just extending the hand of friendship. I'm still fairly....

Permac wrote 20 days ago

I'm fairly new here. How did you get your book known to the community....

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Alderley Edge wrote 34 days ago

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I wrote 424 days ago

Great book. I backed it an age ago under the old "you tickle mine and I'll tickle yours" regime. I've been away from Authonomy for ages (it took up too much time for too little of any value - I thought) but Elin O'Neil got in touch to tell me you needed some help to get to your rightful position. So... view book

I wrote 596 days ago

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I wrote 760 days ago

A lovely quirky novel peice of writing and backed with pleasure. My one piece of advice would be to re-work the first chapter. It is a list and as such I found it hard to digest with each paragrpah starting "Another..." It could put people off before they get to the main course (like that German fat... view book

I wrote 781 days ago

Thank you so much. Of the books I have written this one means so very much to me. Gabe. view book

I wrote 788 days ago

Thank you. for your backing. I thought I had already backed yours but must be mistaken. Will get onto it in the next day or so. Thanks again. Gabe. view book

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