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Phyllis Burton

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Hello Authonomists: I live amongst the Surrey hills in southern England and the beautiful countryside gives me my inspiration. I have always loved writing. To be able to put down one's thoughts and the thoughts of the characters in my story, on paper (or the Computer) is for me one of life's pleasures. To be able to write, you must be a voracious reader. Does anyone else panic when they cannot find a book to read? I know I do. Although I am currently spending a lot of time trying to get a publisher for my second story (PAPER DREAMS - not on the site), I am still able to read other writer's work on the site and will always thank and return read anyone who backs my story, A PASSING STORM.
My other loves are: singing and water-colour painting. I painted the cover of A PASSING STORM.
I wish to thank everyone, who has backed my story and also for their fantastic comments and wish everyone good luck with their writing.

(A PASSING STORM - published POD by Trafford Publishing,can be obtained from www.trafford.com However I would dearly love to find a mainstream publisher for this work.)

I am still seeking an agent for my books and I can be contacted on phyllisburt@yahoo.co.uk

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"This wonderful novel...if it does not find a publisher, there is no justice."

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A Passing Storm

Phyllis Burton

Jennifer Redmond has a near-fatal accident and wakes up in hospital suffering from amnesia. When her memory returns, she remembers why she was running away.


Feeling disillusioned and unhappy, Jennifer Redmond, journeys to Scotland to get away from her uncaring, work-obsessed husband, Peter, and stays in an hotel in a remote Highland village. The owner, Angus Cameron, a quiet and lonely man, befriends her.
Whilst walking alone in the mountains, she falls during a severe storm, is critically injured and eventually rescued from the mountainside by helicopter. Whilst recovering from short-term amnesia and her injuries in hospital in Inverness, her husband discovers where she is and manages to persuade her to return to England with him. Jennifer is taken in by his promises, and is totally unaware of the real reasons why Peter wants her back, or that he is considering having an affair with his secretary, Susie.
Once Jennifer is fully recovered, Peter takes her to New York on a business trip: he also invites Susie...

Will Jennifer stay with Peter, or will she return to Scotland and find love and happiness with Angus and regain her self-respect? How many more disasters will occur before she makes up her mind? And how will a thin and straggly dingo dog in the outback of Australia influence what happens to her. (See Chapter 31). Clever dog!

 

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Karina_Evans wrote 1 hour ago

Phyllis, thank you for supporting and backing Volcano. It is very muc....

blueboy wrote 2 hours ago

sorry, i don’t have the internet at home and only have time to "retur....

lwzoeller wrote 5 hours ago

Thanks, Phyllis. I've backed your book, but I'm in the midst of fini....

Sarah King wrote 8 hours ago

Thanks so much for backing Regression. I have added your book to my l....

Rosemary Peel wrote 9 hours ago

Dear Phyllis, Thank you for backing and commenting on Riding High. ....

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I wrote 8 hours ago

Hello Larry, Well done - this is brilliant. Really good story telling...I too could see it as a film. Have no hesitation in backing this. Hope this does really well. Phyllis A PASSING STORM view book

I wrote 9 hours ago

Hello Rosemary, I have very much enjoyed reading your story. Excellent story telling with believable characters. Nothing to criticise . Hope this continues to do well. BACKED with pleasure. Thank you for your backing. Phyllis A PASSING STORM view book

I wrote 7 days ago

Hello, Beautifully written prose within a unique concept. Well done. BACKED with pleasure. Perhaps you could have a look at my story please? Phyllis A PASSING STORM view book

I wrote 7 days ago

Hello Karen, I really enjoyed reading this. Good writing and good luck with this. BACKED with pleasure. Phyllis A PASSING STORM view book

I wrote 32 days ago

Hello, Well done. I, like a lot of people, was rather surprised at the use of your first word! WOW, it certainly makes the reader want to know whathappens next. BACKED. Thanks for your backing too. Phyllis A Passing Storm view book

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