Alan Veale

The Titanic Document (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

It all comes down to who you can trust: the woman who got you sacked or a killer from the British Government... • Powerful men kept secret what was really planned for April 1912 • Headlines of the disaster went contrary to expectations • A mistake so huge it demanded concealment at the highest level But the details survived through generations, causing panic for today's politicians. Peter Gris, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, also sees his sexual perversions at risk of discovery. His actions to eliminate both threats mean tracking down and destroying historic evidence and anyone who stands in his way.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alan Veale
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. März 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005502461
• Artikelnr.: 69933939

Autorenporträt

I tend to describe myself as "a creative writer". The reason for that is I get bored easily. I write books, yes. But then I also write comedy sketches, and I read books. And, if I feel strongly about something I read - I sometimes write reviews too. After all, if someone goes to the trouble of telling you a story, it's not unreasonable to tell them if you liked it, or not. Feedback helps a writer to learn, to develop their skills, and to gain a following. Yes, especially if those reviews sometimes seem a little harsh!

So far, I've written and self-published two novels, a memoir and a travelogue. Along the way I have had feedback that has encouraged me to develop my skills - and while I won't pretend I sell a lot of books, I do enjoy writing. I take my time to make sure that everything I publish meets a high standard. To me, there's no point in churning out substandard dross that fails to get interest by the end of the first chapter. If I want to build up a readership, then I have to work for it. I set a bar for myself that matters, and I won't put my work out there until it meets the same standard of the books I like to buy from other authors.

If that's how you see it too, then I hope you will read my stuff. I've also created a website (www.alanveale.com) where you can learn more about me, my published works, kangaroos and tattoos.

And you can use it to offer your opinions too!