The Tide of Terror

A telephone call to the local veterinarian's office breaks the peace of Alderney Island. After several reports of injured animals in rapid succession, vet Jenny sets out to examine what might be causing the injuries.Later the same night, she's roused from her sleep by strange sounds and an unnerving chill in the air. Something unnatural is lurking in the shadows, causing her stomach to churn with fear. But what connects the mysterious attacks, the remains of a concentration camp on the island, and the dark, grotesque figure who consistently appears in Jenny's dreams?On the small channel island, she must uncover the mystery... or die trying.Praise from readers:"A hidden gem with great characters, wonderful pace, and an engaging story. The story really sucked me in with its mood and mystery. I will certainly read more from this author and recommend this." - Kindle Customer"Truly has a little bit of everything... A great book." - ChristinaB, Amazon Review

About the Author

For my fiftieth birthday, I went to see my favourite band Genesis at their reunion concert at Twickenham. It was during this amazing experience that I suddenly realised something. The last time I'd seen Genesis was some thirty years before. I used to dream then of being a published author. Dream. I'd never done one damned thing about it. Inspired by this Road to Damascus moment, I promised myself that I would do all I could to achieve this elusive dream. In 2009 one of my books was accepted for publication. Since then, I have had twenty-two books published, by numerous publishers, and at least three more should appear by the end of this year, 2016. I write like someone possessed, but I am running out of time. I have to make up for all those lost years of doing nothing. My dream, however, has yet to be fulfilled. I am blessed with three lovely girls, all of whom I am immensely proud. But, on a personal, creative level, I long to walk into Waterstones and see my books on the shelves. This for me is the ultimate prize. Who knows, one day, perhaps soon, it might just happen.

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