Consequences Unforeseen

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Parts 69
Time 11h 38m

Reads 533,772
Votes 5,533
Parts 69
Time 11h 38m

Featured Story - Book of the Month ---
    
    
    Love, death, retribution and unpredictable outcomes. 
    
    She died too young, too soon and too beautiful:- What secrets did she carry with her to the grave?
    
    Meet Bill Douglas, an international assassin as he attends an emotional and personally shattering funeral of a long lost friend. Reflection and soul searching transports him and you to a time from his past. Critical events unfold and life changing consequences begin to emerge.
    
    Watch and feel yourself live the experiences as the book takes you places you have never been and shows you things you have never seen.
    
    Recent comment on the book: - 
    
    Hi Doug, I've just finished reading all of Consequences Unforeseen and I must say that I really enjoyed it. You write with the kind of 'tough' style that I like in Raymond Chandler and you have brought your hero to life through the flashbacks that provide a kind of panorama of his story from childhood on.
    A particular strength is the way that the locations are vividly depicted, the glittering waters of Cannes contrasted with the stark countryside of Scotland and so on, this brings Ian Fleming to mind, as does the whole piece in fact...
    
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Featured Story - Book of the Month ---
    
    
    Love, death, retribution and unpredictable outcomes. 
    
    She died too young, too soon and too beautiful:- What secrets did she carry with her to the grave?
    
    Meet Bill Douglas, an international assassin as he attends an emotional and personally shattering funeral of a long lost friend. Reflection and soul searching transports him and you to a time from his past. Critical events unfold and life changing consequences begin to emerge.
    
    Watch and feel yourself live the experiences as the book takes you places you have never been and shows you things you have never seen.
    
    Recent comment on the book: - 
    
    Hi Doug, I've just finished reading all of Consequences Unforeseen and I must say that I really enjoyed it. You write with the kind of 'tough' style that I like in Raymond Chandler and you have brought your hero to life through the flashbacks that provide a kind of panorama of his story from childhood on.
    A particular strength is the way that the locations are vividly depicted, the glittering waters of Cannes contrasted with the stark countryside of Scotland and so on, this brings Ian Fleming to mind, as does the whole piece in fact...
    
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