Left for Dead- Paul J Teague- Crime
Charlotte and Will and their two children have moved to Morecambe to run a guest
house. They met there in their youth at a holiday camp where they were working, and
mostly have happy memories. Charlotte has a secret of what happened thirty odd years
ago that she has never told anyone. On their arrival she receives a message that links to
that event. Who on earth could know that she has returned and do they know what
happened that fateful night? I really enjoyed this- it kept me turning the pages. There
is a good solid plot and I took to the characters even though I did think that they might
have confided in each other rather more. Charlotte was possibly a little more reckless
than I would have expected but hey this is fiction and in the heat of the moment how
knows what we ourselves would do in those situations. I liked that it was ()loosly) based
on Paul’s experiences of a holiday camp (without the crime!!) which gave it that sold,
real life feel. This is my first book from Paul and would have no hesitation to be reading
the next ones in the trilogy. I like the ones that keeps me turning and with characters
that I can picture and enough drama to keep me on the edge of my seat without
frightening me witless!! This did all of those things and more. Thanks Paul- loved it.
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Writing as Paul J. Teague, he is the author of the Don’t Tell Meg trilogy as well as several standalones such as Dead of Night, Two Years After, Now You See Her (with Adam Nicholls) and So Many Lies.
His latest thriller trilogy is set in the coastal town of Morecambe in the UK.
Paul studied, lived and worked in Lancaster and Morecambe between 1983 and 1991 and the books draw from his personal experiences and knowledge of the area.
The first book – Left for Dead – is released in November 2019 and the follow-ups – Circle of Lies and Truth Will Out – will be published in December 2019 and January 2020 respectively.
Paul is a former teacher, DJ, waiter and BBC radio producer, presenter and journalist.
Book Description:
A return to the past. Two guilty secrets. A memory that won't stay buried ...
When Charlotte and Will Grayson return to the seaside resort where they met as teenagers, they hope it'll help to heal the wounds in their marriage.
But visiting the dilapidated holiday camp where their relationship began brings terrible memories back from the past.
The man who'd once made their lives hell has come back to find them - only, the last time they saw him, they'd left him for dead on the beach.
As the threats to their new life become more severe, Charlotte and Will discover that they were mistaken about what happened to Bruce Craven on that fateful night.
And now he's returned to finish off what was started thirty years ago.
Sometimes the past is best left alone
Left for Dead is the first book in the Morecambe Bay Trilogy.
Book 2 is Circle of Lies and will be published on Monday 9th December 2019.
Book 3 is Truth Will Out and will be published on Monday 6th January 2020.
When Charlotte and Will Grayson return to the seaside resort where they met as teenagers, they hope it'll help to heal the wounds in their marriage.
But visiting the dilapidated holiday camp where their relationship began brings terrible memories back from the past.
The man who'd once made their lives hell has come back to find them - only, the last time they saw him, they'd left him for dead on the beach.
As the threats to their new life become more severe, Charlotte and Will discover that they were mistaken about what happened to Bruce Craven on that fateful night.
And now he's returned to finish off what was started thirty years ago.
Sometimes the past is best left alone
Left for Dead is the first book in the Morecambe Bay Trilogy.
Book 2 is Circle of Lies and will be published on Monday 9th December 2019.
Book 3 is Truth Will Out and will be published on Monday 6th January 2020.
Author Bio:
Paul Teague writes thrillers, sci-fi and non-fiction books.
Writing as Paul J. Teague, he is the author of the Don’t Tell Meg trilogy as well as several standalones such as Dead of Night, Two Years After, Now You See Her (with Adam Nicholls) and So Many Lies.
His latest thriller trilogy is set in the coastal town of Morecambe in the UK.
Paul studied, lived and worked in Lancaster and Morecambe between 1983 and 1991 and the books draw from his personal experiences and knowledge of the area.
The first book – Left for Dead – is released in November 2019 and the follow-ups – Circle of Lies and Truth Will Out – will be published in December 2019 and January 2020 respectively.
Paul is a former teacher, DJ, waiter and BBC radio producer, presenter and journalist.
Thriller website: https://paulteague.
Thanks so much for kicking off the blog tour today Nicki x
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