Jeffrey Sheppard

Prostitutes Pimps and a Pi (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Career crim, Mick Williams, has a brilliant idea to make a mountain of money in a short time. Travelling to Thailand he coaxes 6 young beautiful women back to Brisbane and along with his brother, they proceed to brutalise and threaten the girls into being virtual sex slaves.

Throw in some high-octane sex, violence, murder, along with some twists and turns and the story bubbles along at a good rate of knots.

Private investigator, Merv Shultz, is hired to track the Williams brothers down and rescue the beautiful girls. Things ebb and flow and although Mick Williams is a poor businessman, he cunning as a shithouse rat and seems one step ahead of the authorities, despite his money-making venture going tits up around him.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jeffrey Sheppard
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. März 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215355312
• Artikelnr.: 70646884

Autorenporträt

In my early career I worked at Queensland Newspapers, the publisher of the Courier Mail, Brisbane's daily newspaper. Then I travelled a bit and ended up in Vienna, Austria, where I was lucky enough to get a job in the publication section of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, or UNIDO for short.

Later on when I returned home I was employed by another daily newspaper, the Queensland Times in Ipswich, a major regional town outside of Brisbane. I followed that with a stint at Queensland Country Life, a weekly newspaper, that services the farmers and pastoralist of the huge state of Queensland.

However I wanted to be my own boss, so I bought a small printing business here in Brisbane and ran that, along with my wife, Helen, for around 12 years. Sold it and retired to do what I do now, play some golf, travel, exercise and write.

Writing came late to me, it's a passion and a hobby all rolled into one. Yet it can be time consuming, even though I'm retired sometimes my passion does feel like work. But . . . like lots of amateurs on Smashwords when someone, like yourself, downloads one of my books it gives me a thrill. So thanks for taking the time to read my musings.