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A site for writers and writing, with some free books and advice on getting published and getting an agent, and an introduction to:
Three books
Three Searches;
Three page-turning World War 2 historical fiction books to grab you and make you read on!
A search for absolution.
"... a haunting and bittersweet novel that stays with you long after the final chapter – always the sign of a really well-written and praiseworthy story. It would also make an excellent screenplay."
(Scroll half-way down their page!)
"The story is brilliantly executed. Fast-paced with short snappy sentences and surprising plot twists, The Cyclist is a real page turner, so much so that I found myself skimming paragraphs just to discover the outcome of certain quandaries."
"a compelling story..... a gritty appealing reality.."
You can read the first two chapters for free on the publisher's website:
A search for love.
(If you review books and get your reviews published, Matt, of Fingerpress Publishers can send a copy on request! Contact me first though.)
A search for closure. (Coming later! ?2012)
You can purchase the first book on:
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The e-book is also available here:
OR
You can order 'The Cyclist' though your local book store:
ISBN (pb): 978-0-9564925-1-7
300 pp.
Paperback, 6"x9" £12.99 GBP / $19.99 USD / €15.99 EUR
Catch the YouTube advertising video of The Cyclist:
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Forthcoming Titles (not yet sold, but I'm pushing...):
The Evil That Men Do
Jean Valois
Work in progress:
1940, Paris falls to the occupying Germans. Raoul, fat Executive Head Chef of Le Meurice, the top hotel of Paris, is nonchalant. He is content to wait for Pétain to make peace and for everything to return to normal. He wants to get on with life and admire his demi-sous-chef, Natalie with unrequited love. When the Germans begin to cut out the Jewish staff and finally threaten Natalie, he realises he can no longer ignore what is happening.
Hauptmann Schiller, the SD officer who has taken over the hotel, insists upon more German food, and Raoul acquiesces as he hides Jewish members of staff in any nook or cranny he can find in the hotel. In the end, even the wine cellar is occupied by refugees.
On the night of a big German military banquet, Schiller discovers Natalie in the kitchen. When Rolf kills him defending his woman, he has to dispose of the body.
He discovers there is more in a chef’s inventory than Béchamel sauce.
The Author:
Fred Nath is a full time Neurosurgeon.
He lives in the northeast of England with his wife and daughter, his three sons having grown up and flown the coop.
Fred loves a good story, which is why he writes.
He also loves the Dordogne, French wine and a good family getogether!
