88.9 FM Hills Radio Station (Australia) has invited Adam T Davie for an interview to talk about his life and his first of many to come thrilling novels. Adam will talk about his experience in security industry and his inspiration for the novel. He’ll also talk about the story of his book to make listeners interested to get their own copies of ‘Fatal First Contact’. The book ‘Fatal First Contact’ is a science fiction in which the protagonist tries to offer his services as a security provider for the family of a high profile client. Instead, he is kidnapped by some aliens who wants to use his extra ordinary security skills for their benefit. Dealing with powers he has never experienced before he decided to take on the mission, aliens have chosen him for. He is blind to the fact that actions he takes will have consequences not only for his home planet Earth but his very own family too. The author of this book was born in Australia and his dream job was to become a police officer but he was turned down. So, he joined the security industry and feels this has been his calling all along. Although he tried his luck in other fields including his own small business but he always came back to the security industry. This is what he is best at and feels comfortable with. This very field has inspired the novels he has written.
Garstang Library will be hosting a book reading ceremony for James Lettice’s book ‘Long Journey to Jimbopo’. The author will read the excerpts from his eventful autobiography. The author also plans to have a talk with the readers as they will be introduced to a trouble finding the boy. This autobiography is about the author’s thrilling career and adventures that he had while he was serving in the army. He did not serve in the army for long, but his short stay was full of mischievous and amusing events. In the autobiography, readers are introduced to the talented young boy who has a particular talent - finding trouble. During his time as a ‘Bad Soldier’, he got into loads of trouble, even landing him in jail a few times. All these real-life mishaps are described by the author in a very entertaining way. After he was discharged from the army, James worked at various odd positions before finally getting a job at the magistrate's court. He turned to write later in life and eventually achieved his dream of becoming a published author at the age of 76. Note: The event is free and tickets can be booked by visiting the library or by calling +44 300 1236703.
Better Read than Dead Bookshop in Newtown, Sydney will be hosting the book launch ceremony for Larry Boyd’s ‘Choice Boy’. The author will be present there at the event for the promotion of his book. This book is about the story of a lost boy, Josh, who loses his mother in the very early stage of life. He is left alone in this world with no proper guidance. Isolated by the grief from his father and he is nowhere to be located. Indulging himself in one bad habit to another, he ends up in the world of drugs, crime and sex work. Can they survive each other’s blows and the onslaught of the other? The author, Larry Boyd is the director of Different Degrees Theatre Ensemble. He has worked for twenty years in the field of disability art and before that, he has been a lawyer, teacher, arts administrator, youth worker and actor.
The author of ‘What’s The Matter’, Esther Lawson, is invited at Hope & Anchor Pub: 123 Acre Lane, Brixton, for the celebration of her Podcast with Creative Alliance. Her podcast became the most popular podcast of the season. She will answer the questions of the audience and will present the copies of her book for sale. The book ‘What’s The Matter’ is a sad story of a mixed-girl who experiences racism by the society in a post-war Britain. The story is told through the eyes of a child who faced miseries and racial discrimination from society. She says that we are all from a human race but you won’t be accepted if you are different from them in any way. You will have to fight for your right and make your place. The author, Esther Lawson is a passionate writer who strives for the best in life. She aspires to achieve the impossible and is always going against the odds. She likes the history and lives in an old Victorian House from 1837.
The author of ‘Ivf and Infertility, Our Journey: A True Story Of One Couple's Struggle Against The Odds’, Verity Craig, will attend a book signing event of her book at WHSmith Tunbridge Wells, Royal Victoria Place, Kent. The author will interact with people and will present them the signed copies of her book. The book ‘Ivf and Infertility, Our Journey: A True Story Of One Couple's Struggle Against The Odds’ is a couple’s journey who faced infertility and experienced the pain of miscarriages along the way of trying for a baby. Verity Craig decided to write a book about their journey to provide inspiration and support to the people who face this trauma. Verity Craig is a journalist and former magazine owner. She had worked for various magazines and newspapers as a chief writer and sub-editor. She is currently running two restaurants along with her husband.
The author of the book ‘Local Time’ will be at Murray Bridge library, South Australia to attend the launch event of his book ‘Local Time’. The author will formally launch his book for sale. He will also interact with the audience and answer their queries about the book. The book ‘Local Time’ is the story of a bride Sophia, who is engrossed in her wedding plans but things didn’t go as she had planned them. Dorothy and the girls became involved in a grand theft. Her newly hired groundsman, Stuart, fools everyone with his deceptive card. There is a dubious duo on the guest list which no one knows about. The author, Fleur Lind was born and raised in New Zealand. She is a passionate writer who worked as a carer in rest homes and in the community environment. Fleur appreciates new ideas in her writings. She has two children and a black Burmese cat ‘Brina’.
As Christmas approaches don’t miss your chance to be at the book signing of Steven Bosworth. As the author plans to have the book signing of his book ‘The betrayal’, the event is linked to a Christmas Fair, at Staffordshire. ‘The Betrayal’ is a story about the life of Dean Nash, an urban man who feels as though something is missing from his life. But everything changes when Nash meets Nick owner of the nightclub. They get involved in a robbery which quickly falls under the investigation of government agency headed by Jon Wagstaff. Nash enters into a journey of his own for self-awareness takes place. Nash’s best friend Neal is not aware that Nash was a part of robbery following the death of his new girlfriend, is out for vengeance. The story ends with a shootout ending. But which men will survive. Steven Bosworth is a qualified engineering manager, who has worked with many international companies. He had been wanting to share his experience of life and the type of emotions he had been through throughout life. He had the idea of his main character, but in 2010 he finally put forward everything on paper.
Far From the Madding Crowd Bookshop to host the book launch ceremony of ‘Voices from the Past: The Baby’ by Elizabeth Uywin. The author will talk about his brilliant Autobiography and share the inspiration behind writing it. The author will also present the signed copies of his book to the audience. The book ‘Voices from the Past: The baby’ is a story of Cole family in London destroyed by World Wars. During the wartime, the family faced such a hard time that Percy Cole’s wife Jackie had to use all her approach to save the family from the poor house. The book is a sad and inspirational story of a family who fought their own separate battles. The author Elizabeth Uywin was born and raised in Braintree in 1951 on her father’s farm. Later on, they moved to London. In London, she worked in the court service for many years. This is her first book of three which follows the life of a child called Mary. Currently, she lives in Chiswick.
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