TRAUMATISED

About the Book

A man is found apparently dead in a crashed car smelling strongly of whisky. He was taken to the mortuary of the local hospital but found to be still alive but in a coma. He was then placed on a life support machine. A police Inspector suspected that things were not as they appeared as he was unable to discover who the man was as there was no identification on him or in the car. The Inspector was correct and once the man had regained consciousness slowly a terrorist conspiracy began to emerge which threatened the lives of thousands, possibly millions of innocent people.

About the Author

Leonard Kail was born in the city of Bristol in 1940. He spent nine years as an instructor in weapons in the British army, which he left in 1967. On leaving the army, he trained as an engineer and worked in the industry until 1992, when he had to leave due to illness. He later worked as an office manager. He has always been interested in science and started writing ten years ago. He has been married to his wife, Joyce, for fifty-three years and lives in Bristol.