Moors, Motorcycles, and Mysterious Phantoms

Moors, Motorcycles and Mysterious Phantoms is a richly descriptive book with a host of characters coming to life through vibrant dialog and the nearly palatable chemistry created through protagonists, Punch and Judy. This beautifully told journey through hamlets of the New Forest moors of England begins in Mesa Colorado, with its vivid locale and colourful populace. Percival Punchmoor explains early-on that his parents either had a dry, if droll, sense of humour or wanted to develop character, sending him to military school from which he was dismissed but with a moniker which stuck ~ Punch. To celebrate his 40th birthday, Punch and his soon-to-be bride Judy leave Colorado to spend three months in England, where he “...would locate and buy his dream motorcycle, the vaulted Velocette Venom Thruxton, and Judy would master driving on the wrong side of the road in an MGB previously belonging to his family and inherited by his dear brother Dudley.”Not only does Punch find his Velocette, he awakens a previously unrealized clairvoyant ability centring around a mysterious Grey Lady who beckons to him from the moors. A gardener, Old Henry, sums up Punch’s adventure into the supernatural: “Oh yes, sir, I’ve seen him many a times. But don’t you look so surprised, sir, there’s many a things in this here world that we are not privy to, but that does not mean they don’t exist, now does it, sir?” And thus the story unfolds, with the reader travelling along with Punch and Judy as they not only solve the mystery of this Grey Lady but also satiate their appetites for a plethora of sensory pleasures. Throughout, the reader experiences the enchanting English countryside, enticing villages, and relationships forged with intriguing people.Moors, Motorcycle and Mysterious Phantomsis a magical ride ~mysteryadventurelaughtertearstravelfast carsmotorcyclessensualityromanceeroticismfriendshiprelationshipselectric chemistryfascinating peopleinteresting placesgastronomic delightsmystical encounters

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