Wayne Telford

Call of the Siren (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

After the fire which burned the Crying Rose Brothel to the ground, lady of the night, Evelyn Siren, begins her own quest to find her missing friends. Upon discovering her 'sister', Maronette Lesley, hanging from a noose, she is entrusted by Sergeant McCkliene and embarks upon a police investigation assisting the enigmatic Constable Snowman with whom there is an insuppressible attraction. When meeting a dead end from their questioning, Snowman takes her to meet the infamous Doctor Lantern and his evil alter ego, Scarcrow, who enable Siren to discover her own special gift... But who exactly is Constable Snowman and what is his mysterious secret? A plot full of intrigue and evil in a novel that challenges the moral issues of the time and the rising role of women.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: novum pro Verlag
• Seitenzahl: 156
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Dezember 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783990646755
• Artikelnr.: 58429052

Autorenporträt

Wayne Telford is twenty-eight years old and lives in Southampton. He was educated at the University of Portsmouth, where he gained a degree in paleontology. Wayne currently works as an Environmental Services Assistant at the Marwell Wildlife Zoological Park in Hampshire. Wayne has varied interests including art, paleontology, podcasting, music and of course, writing. When engaged in his writing, Wayne's goal is to overcome boundaries to bring people together with a love of all things creative, using his imagination as a literary tool. In his novels, Wayne envisages a more progressive, more inclusive world where people are not afraid to express themselves and their passions, whatever they may be. In particular, he strives to champion the gothic genre - its music, fashion and art style. Mole Hill Mysteries is Wayne Telford's fifth novel and is an example of his affectionate nod to the gothic influence.