Double Yellow Lines (Carmington, #6) (eBook, ePUB) - Harvey, Robert William Saul
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Margaret was thrilled at finally landing a job. Okay, So, it's not a job everyone would want to do, but it suited her. Being a Traffic Warden, or Traffic Control Officer as they were now called, suited her just fine. Out in the fresh air, taking her own sweet time and, best of all; being able to slap parking tickets on those cars belonging to a bunch of total assholes, who thought they could park their heaps wherever they wanted, without regard for the law, or anyone else. Well, Stuff them. Now, She was on a one-woman mission. And, This, as she saw it, was the first day of the rest of her life. Little did she know, but no-it was actually her last...…mehr

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Margaret was thrilled at finally landing a job. Okay, So, it's not a job everyone would want to do, but it suited her. Being a Traffic Warden, or Traffic Control Officer as they were now called, suited her just fine. Out in the fresh air, taking her own sweet time and, best of all; being able to slap parking tickets on those cars belonging to a bunch of total assholes, who thought they could park their heaps wherever they wanted, without regard for the law, or anyone else. Well, Stuff them. Now, She was on a one-woman mission. And, This, as she saw it, was the first day of the rest of her life. Little did she know, but no-it was actually her last...

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Robert was born in 1949 in the small Scottish hamlet of Douglas West, Douglas in Lanarkshire, but moved to England when his father, a miner, had to move south for a job.

Having left school at the age of fifteen, without any qualifications whatsoever, he started work in a small engineering firm. He soon got fed up coming home covered in dirty grease and having a spotty face so, after six months, decided that engineering was not for him. With nothing to lose, he ran away to sea, so to speak. He joined the Merchant Navy and happily spent three and a half years travelling the world and getting paid for it!

Meeting his future wife at the age of nineteen convinced Robert to leave the sea and settle down. There were not many jobs around for a nineteen-year-old and he ended up doing bar/cellar work until deciding to get married at the age of twenty. That was when he joined the Royal Air Force, in which he spent nine years as a Clerk Secretarial, attaining the rank of Corporal before leaving in 1979.

After applying for various jobs, Robert finally got one with the National Coal Board in a colliery Stores Department. Ok, this would do him for a while, whilst he looked around for something better. Thirty years later, as a Supply and Contracts Manager, he retired from the Coal Industry at the age of fifty-nine and now has an allotment where he plays at growing vegetables (very nice they are too), and spends his spare time dabbling on his laptop; bliss.

Now, with seven books on Smashwords, an eighth under construction, and number nine in the pipeline, who knows where it will stop?

Second in the series, Beryl's Pup is now also available.