Chris Norgate

A Song With Which To Dance (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Persephone had found her paradise on that small island with warm, clear blue water and pink sand. She's not only found friendship, excitement and acceptance but also someone who makes her heart flutter whenever he is near: She also finds all this through an old sash window inside a cramped cupboard within her damp, inner city flat.

As Persephone's world becomes unbalanced by an Ex's grudge, an employers plot to keep himself out of prison and an overly exuberant friend out to prove there's no 'Dis' with her 'abilities', the only sane place is her small island in the sun.

Paris is very single and hates it. She's on every dating site, singles group and, with the pictures she posts, has no trouble getting dates, they just don't stick around when they meet. But that's their problem, she's cool with her palsy and she's out to grasp the world with both of her shaking hands.

When the world closes a door, open a window and dance to your own tune.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Chris Norgate
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Oktober 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005603786
• Artikelnr.: 70622647

Autorenporträt

Chris Norgate lives in Hampshire in England with his wife, children and small furry rodent like things and spends most his time playing with them or mucking them out - you decide which.
Firefighter, Ambulance Co-Responder, School Governor, father, husband, brother, son and sometimes finds time to sleep.

Awarded Freedom of the city of Portsmouth, for service to the community.

Why write a book? After years of struggling with the written word dating back many years to being labelled at school (by a teacher who was too scared to call him thick) Chris has tried to find ways to not read or write. After having to write more reports for work and driving the automatic spell checker into meltdown, he sat down to make a list of the top ten misspelled words he makes......this soon turned into well over 100. So with a blogging site set up to try and get a short paragraph or two to constantly write words until spelt correct he started the diary; it was originally about his life and was as boring as a firework party under the sea, so he added things to make it more interesting. When comments on the blog started coming in that the girl character was very interesting - which surprised him as he was writing about himself, Chris changed 'her' into Valentine as it was the 13th Feb when he was looking for a name and it seemed a good one to go on with. And there it is, 17 months later a book has been created and now its been unleashed onto the world until Chris is paid an extortionate amount of money to take it away and smash the hard-drive its saved on.

If Chris ever finds the courage to write another book he promises to try and put a plot into it.