Product Description

Harry Clark was a young soldier stationed in Cyprus where he met and married Xanthi, but within weeks of the birth of their daughter, he left to join the Special Forces. His precarious life was cut short when he was shot by Malik an Iraqi insurgent and left for dead. Twenty years after getting married Harry finally returned to Cyprus to fulfil his dream of opening his own restaurant. That dream was quickly shattered when he was unwittingly dragged into the seedy world of people trafficking and the reappearance of Malik. Will he survive this time?

About the Author

Graham studied at the Phoenix Arts Centre in Exeter, where he concentrated on creative writing for the screen and television. His key interests are teleplays, and screenplays as well as developing and writing original drama series’ for television. Those recently completed include the television series “Pebble on the Beach” set on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, “The Other Side of the Tracks” and “Yesterday man” a psychological thriller. He spent many years living and playing Hammond organ in many groups in Germany and Scandinavia during the sixties. He returned to England in the early seventies where he worked as a session musician in many of the top London studios. An accomplished songwriter and musician, Graham has been featured in arts and musical programmes and performed and recorded with many artists including Jimi Hendrix, Fats Domino, Ritchie Blackmore, James Taylor, Elton John, Christine ‘Perfect’ McVie, Tony Ashton and many more name musicians. Graham’s first novel “Ticket to Ride” set in Hamburg during the 1960’s was published in 2006 by Flame Books. Graham’s updated version of his first novel “Ticket to Ride” was re-printed in late 2012 and is now available across the world from Amazon.com. His first children’s novel “We’re gonna be famous” was published in 2009 and his first historical novel “Hatred is the key” in 2010. This was then followed by his fourth novel “Too Big to Cry” in spring 2013. Graham’s fifth novel “Love Shack” set in the East End of London and the Red Light District of Amsterdam was published in 2015. “More than a woman” Graham’s sixth novel was published in July 2016 and he is now working on his seventh novel “Cowboys and Angels,” which will be published in the summer of 2017. Graham can be heard regularly on terrestrial and web-based radio stations around the world reviewing his Book of the month and presenting the A-Z of writing and “Hits & Bits” where he tells the story behind the “hit” record. And the BBC and other radio stations around the UK and Europe. Graham has recently delivered Creative Writing Courses on a number of international cruise ships as well as and book readings in libraries and talks to writing groups around the UK.