Peter Gatenby

St. Columba's Seat and a Touch of Serendipity (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

High in the Great Glen two children grow up and attend the same Academy. Emily with her natural good looks, and artistic talents, as well as being a friendly natural leader; spies the wee laddie James, who is also a natural artist. However, Emily is 18 months older than her chosen one, but is a very determined but patient young lass, as tragedy, as well as Covid intervene, before a touch of serendipity brings them together. James who from the moment he is selected as the 'chosen one', feels sure it is all a dream, created by the wicked witch from the north, but is brave enough to tame his Emily, so when they get engaged, a fairy godmother is there, to ensure they will not only bring joy to each other but bring joy to the whole village. Thus, you see sometimes, dreams do come true, as well as for many of their friends. Read, laugh and cry, as our two lovers shed tears of joy and bring blessings to their parents.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Grosvenor House Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 169
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781836153047
• Artikelnr.: 74327468

Autorenporträt

The first short story written and published by Peter Gatenby, in 2023 Married by Lunchtime is a light-hearted romance with a few unusual twists and turns. The next volume, La Nuit a Therouanne, is another book of fiction, about the struggle to bring to justice a rapist and murderer. Both these stories are fictional, but cleverly keep the reader wondering until the last few pages how the issues raised will be resolved. The third St Columba's seat and a Touch of Serendipity was written with the aim of having a story that had happy events. There are good, kind intelligent, children out there, so let's celebrate when dreams come true. Soon Peter hopes to be publishing the story of his great aunts who went to Singapore on Friday 13th February 1925. This family history took nearly 10 years of research. Based on just one album of pictures taken in 1925/6 and an anecdote told by Peter's mother, the story weaves in background historical events in the early to mid-20th Century. It also tries to uncover the truth of the story of unrequited love. His final volumes will be about his long-distance walks first to the extremities of the British mainland and subsequent treks to the inter-cardinal points. For further background to what this eighty-one-year-old has been up to, when not writing, keeping tabs on his eight grand-children, being a churchwarden, or walking with two Ramblers Groups, go to his website at www.petergatenby.co.uk