CHRIS BROOKES
PAGE TURNING FICTION
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When a mute criminal known as 'the Street Arab' is taken into custody, police call on court missionary, Robert Elliott, to try and unravel the enigma. With the help of Mary O' Driscoll, a sharply perceptive nurse, Elliott reveals the prisoner to be Walter Stanford, a man with a blemished past and who is about to change their lives forever.
As Elliott tries to understand the significance of a mysterious note found in a locket on the cell floor, Mary becomes haunted by a series of lucid dreams about Walter's life and a dark harrowing crime. But why have they all been brought together? Is it simply fate? Or could it be strange intervention to bring closure to a chilling past?
One thing is certain…the answers have consequences!
Entanglement of Fate
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What readers are saying ...
From page one you're intrigued and you live each person's experience through slices of history. I highly recommend this book.
Linda - Kindle Reader
Stirring stuff! - Far from being a stylized historical novel of manners, this has something for everyone and a rhythm that keeps you interested throughout.
Ted - Amazon reviewer
A very unusual read - really enjoyed it, so much so that I immediately read the others in the series. Would make a good TV series.
Ros - kindle Reader
When a mute criminal known as 'the Street Arab' is taken into custody, police call on court missionary, Robert Elliott, to try and unravel the enigma. With the help of Mary O' Driscoll, a sharply perceptive nurse, Elliott reveals the prisoner to be Walter Stanford, a man with a blemished past and who is about to change their lives forever.
One thing is certain…the answers have consequences!
Entanglement of Fate
As Elliott tries to understand the significance of a mysterious note found in a locket on the cell floor, Mary becomes haunted by a series of lucid dreams about Walter's life and a dark harrowing crime. But why have they all been brought together? Is it simply fate? Or could it be strange intervention to bring closure to a chilling past?