Tag: #localauthor
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Private Lies
by Alison Marsh Alison Marsh was living an ordinary life. She loved walks with her dog, drinks with her mates and nights in with her family. But one night, after falling victim to a shocking crime, Ali made a decision that would change everything: she became a private investigator. Armed with her intelligence, intuition and…
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Meet Local Author, Alison Marsh
Join us in welcoming Ali, from Kencot when she will be telling us about her life as a Private Investigator Ever wondered what a private investigator really does? Join us for a special evening with local author Ali Marsh, who’ll be sharing the real‑life secrets, surprises, and behind‑the‑scenes stories that inspired her book ‘Private Lies’.…
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The Dacre Dilemma
by Rebecca Tope Simmy is four months pregnant, working partly from home and partly from her Windermere florist shop when her husband Christopher asks her to take flowers to Eleanor Padgett. Eleanor has helped him in his auction house, as she is an expert in antique textiles. She lives near the church at Dacre, and…
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Darkleigh
by Lee Pennell Cricklade Author’s historical novel ‘Darkleigh’ is the title of the exciting new novel written by accomplished author Lee Pennell, which is the pen name used by Elisabeth Anne White, better known to her friends as ‘Bizzie’. It is set in 1815 with change coming to the remote hamlet of Knights Darkleigh as…
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Give Me The Mountains
by Anne Swan ‘After the war, the country got back to the Season when young ladies were on show like the racehorses in the paddock prior to a race …’ In 1940s England, three generations of women share their stories. The youngest of them is being prepared for a good marriage. She navigates life at a…
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Turned
by Emma Bloor A local author, who lives in Wiltshire has set this thriller in Lechlade, come and meet Emma at a book signing on May 24th in Lechlade Library from10am till 1pm. Reality is an illusion Something isn’t right in Addison Rae’s head. Things have changed and reality doesn’t seem real. The dead mayor…