Marianne Brown and 'The Veil of Truth' - Binks, Arthur J.
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When a little girl¿s vigil at her father¿s bedside is interrupted by a knock on the door. Little does Marianne realise that she is about to embark on a journey that will change her life forever. The visitor, an old gypsy woman with mystical talents, discusses her father¿s condition while sharing Marianne¿s lunch. For her generosity, Marianne is transported to a world of myth and magic. Where she hears of an ancient relic, which could bring about her father¿s recovery. Marianne seeks the advice of a friend, Mr Bumble, who accompanies the little girl in search of the fabled ¿Isle of Avalon¿ and the ¿Veil of Truth¿.…mehr

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When a little girl¿s vigil at her father¿s bedside is interrupted by a knock on the door. Little does Marianne realise that she is about to embark on a journey that will change her life forever. The visitor, an old gypsy woman with mystical talents, discusses her father¿s condition while sharing Marianne¿s lunch. For her generosity, Marianne is transported to a world of myth and magic. Where she hears of an ancient relic, which could bring about her father¿s recovery. Marianne seeks the advice of a friend, Mr Bumble, who accompanies the little girl in search of the fabled ¿Isle of Avalon¿ and the ¿Veil of Truth¿.
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Arthur J. Binks was born, and lived in the West Riding of Yorkshire, where he served an apprenticeship as a motor engineer, followed by two years National Service in the army. Arthur then set up a partnership in a garage business. After moving to Scarborough, he made two long voyages on his yacht, the first across the Atlantic and the second from the Caribbean to New Zealand. During this last voyage he kept a journal of his travels, and on his return. Arthur wrote his first book Wine, Women and Sailing, soon followed by a second novel The Secret Reich ."