Publication Date: 21st December 2025
Print Length: 248 Pages
Genre: Crime Fiction / Suspence
"Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap"
-Galations 6:7
Call it karma, call it poetic justice - two novellas that explore the cunning way life can exact its own revenge, in a way that no amount of foresight can ever fully predict.
Ordinary Joe
A phone call on a cold November morning summons Joe Carter from Vienna to Brazil, to meet up with his old travelling buddy, Ziggy. But Ziggy's changed. He has a new crowd, different values, and a clever way of reeling Joe in.
Soon, Ziggy will make an offer Joe could refuse, if he really wanted to. When he agrees, he has no idea of the dark path he will travel down.
Some roads don't let you turn back.
King of the Playground
The path between love and hate is narrow indeed.
At six years old Jerry and Mikkel become inseparable, the brothers each other never had. Mikkel is generous, funny, adventurous, the leader of the gang, the king of the playground. Jerry feels honoured to be his second-in-command, but over the years his resentment grows. Why can't he be the king? Why does Mikkel always turn up smelling of roses?
As they become men, Jerry acknowledges that this choke hold of emotions that intensifies as the years pass, has consumed him.
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Other recent publications include the SFV-1 rage virus trilogy: Infected, Darkness and Reset, also 'Where There's Doubt', the story of a romance scammer and his prey, and 'Megacity', the final book in the dystopian Operation Galton trilogy. Happy to be independently published, Terry is an avid reader and book reviewer, and a member of Rosie Amber's Book Review Team.
Terry is a Walking Dead addict, and has a great interest in history (particularly Saxon, Plantagenet and Tudor), along with books and documentaries on sociological/cultural/anthropological subject matter. She loves South Park, the sea, and going for long walks in quiet places where there are lots of trees. She lives in the north east of England with her husband.
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