By: Mark Hurst
ISBN: 978-1739547530
Publisher: Wooded HIll Books
Publication Date: 12/28/2024
Format: Other
My Rating: TBR
Can you trust what you’ve been told?
Paul marries his second wife, Kate, in front of friends and family and they set out on a new life together. Shortly after the wedding, what starts out as an innocent gift between friends becomes the catalyst to marriage difficulties, family tensions, the testing of friendships, a brutal murder, and much more.
Can Paul get the outcome he desires? Can Kate find the truth she is searching for?
Decisions made now, and in the past, unleash a series of challenges leading to deception and death.
Will the full truth be known and the secret revealed…?
Knowing what you now know, can things ever be the same again?
About the Author
Born and raised in Bolton, UK, a true Lancastrian and a child of the sixties, Mark finally decided to pursue his passion for storytelling after a long and eventful career in a completely different industry, that sometimes involved more fiction than fact!
He entered construction at the age of 18 and has been involved with hundreds of large civil engineering projects for the last 40 years as a Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Estimator and Commercial Director, working in various far flung locations such as Hong Kong, Scandinavia and Wigan.
Mark has a passion for reading legal, crime and psychological thrillers; he often claims he can predict the end to a story … and when he gets it wrong, he’s pleasantly surprised. He also enjoys first hand accounts of military and espionage events and when he’s not reading and writing, he can be found watching the History Channel.
Married with two grown children and four grandchildren, his son Daniel convinced him it was time to start committing some of his own stories to print … and there are a few. Drawing on his own life experiences, Mark weaves them into his stories but with a twist … it all could have happened.
Why Wooded Hill Books?
The origin of the surname Hurst – ancient Anglo-Saxon topographic name for someone who lived near a wooded hill or thicket. WEBSITE
