Granduncle Bertie

Sarah, a free-spirited artist in her late twenties, accepts an assignment from her granduncle, Albert Smithson, to write his memoir. ‘Bertie’ has a crippling terror of death brought about by the agonising death of his father, who was an atheist. He learns that there are three conditions one must attain to die in a peaceful state. At age fifty-four, he has none of them and is determined to achieve them all.

William Peace is a retired business executive and management consultant. He is American and is married to an Italian chef. He has travelled widely and lives in Wandsworth, London. This is his ninth novel.

Other Novels by William Peace

Fishing in Foreign Seas

Sin & Contrition

Efraim’s Eye

The Iranian Scorpion

Hidden Battlefields

Sable Shadow & The Presence

Seeking Father Khaliq

Achieving Superpersonhood: Three East African Lives