A Pennine Incident
Richard Ayres
Jul 2011 · AuthorHouse
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This is a tense portrayal of a mystery in Martins past, and its effect on his life and relationships chiefly between him and his wife Jennifer, and another couple, Stephen and Jacqui. The main themes explored in this novel are the impact of a single traumatic event on the life of an individual, the fragility of friendship, the effects of aging and changes in personality on relationships, and the impact of class origin and childhood upbringing on later life, all played out in the seeming tranquility of the Yorkshire Dales.
This is a tense portrayal of a mystery in Martins past, and its effect on his life and relationships chiefly between him and his wife Jennifer, and another couple, Stephen and Jacqui. The main themes explored in this novel are the impact of a single traumatic event on the life of an individual, t...
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Richard Ayres lives in Staffordshire, England, where he has been a long-standing member of the local writing community. Richard wrote his first novel in 2004. He then wrote a second novel, Waterloo Sunset which was published in 2009. A Pennine Incident is his third novel.
Richard Ayres lives in Staffordshire, England, where he has been a long-standing member of the local writing community. Richard wrote his first novel in 2004. He then wrote a second novel, Waterloo Sunset which was published in 2009. A Pennine Incident is his third novel.
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