Sunshine on my mind (eBook, ePUB) - Yorke, Philip
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August 1977...
A time when Elvis was king, Iceland had recently won the bitterly disputed 'Cod Wars' and Hull City started a new football season that would ultimately end in relegation.
For 12-year-old Tony, it meant going to East Yorkshire for two weeks of holiday and spending time with caring relatives who doted on him.
All the ingredients were in place for a memorable vacation. After all, what could possibly go wrong in just 14 days?
Praise for Philip Yorke's writing:
"The kind of novel that you can read over and over again..."

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August 1977...

A time when Elvis was king, Iceland had recently won the bitterly disputed 'Cod Wars' and Hull City started a new football season that would ultimately end in relegation.

For 12-year-old Tony, it meant going to East Yorkshire for two weeks of holiday and spending time with caring relatives who doted on him.

All the ingredients were in place for a memorable vacation. After all, what could possibly go wrong in just 14 days?

Praise for Philip Yorke's writing:

"The kind of novel that you can read over and over again..."

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Autorenporträt
Philip Yorke has a special interest in history and loves reading intelligent, multi-layered plots and well-told stories.
A former Fleet Street investigative news and sports journalist, he worked for some of Britain's biggest newspapers. He has also held senior roles in the corporate and sports worlds.
Married to Julie, with whom he has five children, Philip enjoys relaxing to classical music; reading the works of Nigel Tranter, Bernard Cornwell, Robyn Young, Conn Iggulden, Robert Harris, Simon Scarrow and CJ Sansom and supporting Hull City and Leicester Tigers.

"The kind of novel one can read over and over again..."
Critical praise for Philip Yorke's writing.