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Vincent, a vet rescued from a raider attack on his home, informs Alex and Bella about some old motorcycles at an estate he had worked for, perfect for Alex's journey to his uncle in Scotland. The estate, abandoned for over six months by its owners who left for the US, housed a secret WWII museum. Vincent, feeling slighted for unpaid services, suggested they were entitled to one of the motorbikes. Arriving at the estate, they find it seemingly deserted. But appearances deceive; a band of rogue soldiers has taken control, capturing three of their group. Now, it's up to Bella to ingeniously…mehr

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Vincent, a vet rescued from a raider attack on his home, informs Alex and Bella about some old motorcycles at an estate he had worked for, perfect for Alex's journey to his uncle in Scotland. The estate, abandoned for over six months by its owners who left for the US, housed a secret WWII museum. Vincent, feeling slighted for unpaid services, suggested they were entitled to one of the motorbikes. Arriving at the estate, they find it seemingly deserted. But appearances deceive; a band of rogue soldiers has taken control, capturing three of their group. Now, it's up to Bella to ingeniously devise a plan to outsmart these imposters and rescue her friends. This twist turns their quest into a high-stakes mission, blending courage with cunning in a fight for freedom.
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After the tragic loss of my girlfriend as a teenager, I sought an escape. My pub upbringing introduced me to a traveling gypsy family, and they allowed me to join their journey under one condition: I had to contribute. Soon, they discovered my talent for spontaneous storytelling, known as "pantsing." In villages and towns, I showcased this gift, crafting stories based on audience suggestions after Mahala's performances. My dyslexia prevented me from pursuing writing as a profession, given the cost of ghostwriters and publishing. Now, with five children and a 50th birthday surprise, I've told countless imaginative bedtime stories. Reflecting on my time with the gypsy family, I've realised the profound impact of storytelling on people, contemplating the possibility of chronicling that journey someday. Throughout my 30s and 40s, I occasionally returned to the stage for charity events, driven by my love for storytelling. My daughter encouraged me to write a novel, leading to my first series under the pen name Barrel Coops, named after her. It took just five months to write five books, with four more for editing, mainly due to my struggles with spelling and punctuation. After extensive feedback and courses, they are being rewritten for release in early 2024. Despite dyslexia being a constant challenge, I'm committed to writing. I hope my stories will captivate and inspire you, bringing enjoyment to your life.