The Cheshire Conspiracy

About the Book

The Cheshire Conspiracy is a sequel to the Manchester Vendetta and deals with the aftermath of the overthrow of the fascist dictator Russell Hartmann and the liberation of the UK by NATO forces. After their deadly encounter with Max Boyston, Head of the Manchester Internal Security Service, Guy Manners and Julie Rowlands return from exile in the Irish Republic to a country still not at peace with itself.

Questioned by Special Branch and pursued by assassins, Guy and Julie seek to discover their enemies’ safe house and eliminate the threat it poses to their lives. Aided by a computer hacker, they uncover a conspiracy to release a key member of the former fascist regime from the high security prison in Slough, and become involved in a race against time to thwart his escape.

About the Author

Charles Tyrie lives in Nottingham with his wife Hilary. He was educated at Langley County Primary School, Slough Grammar School for Boys and the University of Birmingham. He is a chartered civil engineer, a fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and the Institution of Highways and Transportation and has spent a rewarding career in local government, working for the municipal authorities of Manchester, Stockport, Swansea and Rushcliffe. He is a school governor and his interests include walking in the Lake District, caravanning, and carrying out humanitarian work through his Rotary Club.

The Cheshire Conspiracy is a sequel to the Manchester Vendetta and follows Guy Manners and Julie Rowlands return to the UK after the liberation of the country by NATO forces and the couple’s encounter with dissident members of the former regime.

His first publication was the Langley Boy, an autobiography and first of a Trilogy, which covers his childhood years in Langley, Buckinghamshire. It captures the life of a small community in wartime Britain, post-war austerity, family weddings, seaside holidays, bonfire night, trolley racing, the 11+ examination and life at Slough Grammar School.