Aisha Bleasdale

Coleman - Art of Deception (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

' His view of the world is too limited, because I think there are many women who are just as caring as I am.'

Book One of the Coleman series

Enter Mara Coleman's first recorded triumph, in the words of her brother Alfred. The truth is she strives to do everything in her power to fish the truth out of the guilty and unworthy. Depicting them into her craft of disguise.

In this first of Alfred Coleman's writings, Mara is brought into her home town in the East of England to investigate a theft of two notorious paintings. Meanwhile, experiencing various turmoils beyond the obvious that altering her perspective on life as a whole.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Aisha Bleasdale
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2026
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232521714
• Artikelnr.: 75904544

Autorenporträt

Aisha is a youth author, and performer based in Norfolk, England. She is the author of 'Coleman: Art of Deception'. The first of a series regarding the day to day triumphs of a modern female detective, narrated by her brother and confidant. Aisha uses her maladaptive daydreaming diagnosis, to create the stories she tells, based on her interests and hyperfixations. Many of her future and current work also connects with ideas from friends, television and film.

Aisha's performances have been situated at St George's Theatre, playing Ms Darbus (High School Musical Jr), Tiny Tim (A Christmas Carol), and Mrs Phelps (Matilda JR). Her skills as a performer have allowed her to develop a passion for storytelling via physical and mental attributes.

'I wanna express my love for writing and build awareness for unrecognised conditions such as maladaptive daydreaming. In a way, writing about my hyperfixations is therapeutic for me. Delving deep into those scenarios helps me understand myself more and getting closer to healing through my work. This ain't just a story. It's a journey. Not just Mara's, but mine too.'

Aisha Bleasdale, Nov 2025