Like Father, Like Son (eBook, ePUB) - Jones, Brian
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Brian Jones's work is fresh, polished, excitingly paced and thoroughly entertaining-and he has a story to tell that is filled with hope, love, despair, mayhem, greed, secrets, theft and murder. The author is a fine storyteller and has previously published two action spy thrillers. Set during World War Two and thereafter, this is a nail biting and well written book, to keep you reading long into the night, as the story holds you till the very last page, wanting to know what fate holds for John Mowatt and his wife Heidi. The past has a long and dangerous reach. Will this be true for the Mowatts?…mehr

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Brian Jones's work is fresh, polished, excitingly paced and thoroughly entertaining-and he has a story to tell that is filled with hope, love, despair, mayhem, greed, secrets, theft and murder. The author is a fine storyteller and has previously published two action spy thrillers. Set during World War Two and thereafter, this is a nail biting and well written book, to keep you reading long into the night, as the story holds you till the very last page, wanting to know what fate holds for John Mowatt and his wife Heidi. The past has a long and dangerous reach. Will this be true for the Mowatts? Will the secrets of father and son be revealed? There is only one way to find out…
Autorenporträt
Born in London in 1930, Brian Jones attended grammar school, then studied engineering at technical college. Conscripted, he learned the trade of aircraft mechanic with the RAF. Later he took employment in the alkaline battery industry, leaving that in 1976 to become a self employed diesel alternator salesman and technical journalist. A widower with a daughter and two sons, when time permits he enjoys choral singing, cycling and writing. He has published two action spy thrillers in 1978 and 1980, and has written on agriculture, engineering and classical music over several years.