| Author: | Gary Morecambe | ISBN: | 9781908382115 |
| Publisher: | Andrews UK | Publication: | June 29, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Apex Publishing Limited | Language: | English |
| Author: | Gary Morecambe |
| ISBN: | 9781908382115 |
| Publisher: | Andrews UK |
| Publication: | June 29, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Apex Publishing Limited |
| Language: | English |
In this wonderfully eclectic mix of deliciously intriguing short stories the reader will be transported to a myriad of settings, both ordinary and exotic, in which nothing is ever quite what it seems and anticipated conclusions to every thought-provoking journey are likely to lead readers down a dead-end path, with a fascinating and unseen twist waiting in ambush. The fascinating events described are able to turn certainty into uncertainty, reduce meticulously made plans to dust, vaporise hopes and dreams and transform life into death with the inaudible and inexorable click of fate’s fingers, each gem etching an unforgettable signature in one’s memory. Every human life appears as though a play scripted by fate, but whether it is a tragedy, mystery, comedy, love or horror story, how many scenes and acts are contained therein, the number of pages before ‘The End’ and the character parts involved remain a guarded secret whose revelation is the privilege of time alone.
In this wonderfully eclectic mix of deliciously intriguing short stories the reader will be transported to a myriad of settings, both ordinary and exotic, in which nothing is ever quite what it seems and anticipated conclusions to every thought-provoking journey are likely to lead readers down a dead-end path, with a fascinating and unseen twist waiting in ambush. The fascinating events described are able to turn certainty into uncertainty, reduce meticulously made plans to dust, vaporise hopes and dreams and transform life into death with the inaudible and inexorable click of fate’s fingers, each gem etching an unforgettable signature in one’s memory. Every human life appears as though a play scripted by fate, but whether it is a tragedy, mystery, comedy, love or horror story, how many scenes and acts are contained therein, the number of pages before ‘The End’ and the character parts involved remain a guarded secret whose revelation is the privilege of time alone.
