Sister Celia
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Whilst this story is a fictional tale, it is surprisingly easy to imagine almost any red blooded male falling into this world of finance & intrigue. Loneliness can lead a person to make decisions that under normal circumstances would never even be considered. Many people go through their lives wishing that at some juncture in the past, they had taken the other road. Most will struggle on carrying their burden of regret whilst making the most of the hand that they feel they have been dealt. A few, dare to question this choice. This is a story of a woman's decision to change her mind and the subsequent consequences on those around her.
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About the Book
John Kitchen is Mr ordinary, Mr average. Divorced through his own shortcomings, he is however settled in a reasonably successful job and living in the modest detached marital home in a village environment. Although only partially embracing village life, he is part of a small friendly community. Nonetheless, he is still a lonely person. A chance internet contact ad sparks off a most unlikely liason that leads him into the world of embezzlement, high finace, Swiss bank accounts and the stock exchange. Intrigue, violence and terror soon follow, ultimately leading to a life-threatening situation. Hurt & in despair he starts to rebuild his shattered world. Will this world ever be the same again?
About the Author
Although having written for several magazines on a variety of hobby subjects, this is John Chatwins first novel. A long active life that has involved flying, travel, hunting & a wealth of experience in the show & exhibition field, has left him with a host of anecdotes that he is happy to share with others. A time working for a computer disaster recovery firm, gave him an insight into the world of finance and the stock exchange. Although elaborated upon, some of this story is loosely based upon some intriguing information that emanated from an elderly uncles death bed confessions. Married with three children and a crazy dog, that keeps his circulation in trim, he enjoys playing with his vintage cars and a collection of ancient guns, he still finds time to write whenever the fancy takes him.