Jacobs’s day took a sharp turn south when just before he was about
to finish work a body turns up. Mere hours later he is horrified to find out
that a murder case that was never solved has just come back to haunt him. With
his relationship with his boyfriend under strain and a homicidal lunatic
killing people left, right and centre all he can do is hope he and his partner
Sally can catch him before many more people die. Set on Teesside, this fast
paced novelette is exciting and has several fascinating plot twists leading to
an exciting conclusion.
Saturday, 30 November 2013
Monday, 11 November 2013
Book Signing
Hi everyone, been a while since I’ve
been on here blogging away. Just to let y’all know I’ve arranged a book signing
at the Book Fare in the Forbes Buildings on Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough this Saturday
coming probably from about 10:00.
I’ll be signing copies of My Little Blue Book, a work of erotic
fiction.
(Please beware I will only sell to people over 18)
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
I support Ed: the 'Daily Wail' had no right slagging his dad off
I’m gunna be blunt: this pi**ed me off.
I think I’ve criticised every party leader in some way or another
after seeing them on telly or reading something about them or what they’ve
done/said, but 1 thing I will not do is treat someone as though members of
their family are fair game to slag off because I don’t like them.
I am me: I am not my dad. Frankly my dad is an abusive arsehole.
That does not mean that I am. It doesn’t mean that I can be expected to inherit
being disliked, I didn’t pick my dad I got the one nature gave me, not my
fault.
Fortunately for Ed Miliband he actually has a father worth
defending, and despite their differences I’m glad that the other party leaders
have stood by him in condemning the Daily Mail for claiming Ed’s father ‘hated Britain’
in order to tarnish Ed’s reputation.
Firstly I think Ed is a much better judge of his father’s politics
than a newspaper can be, as they are after all family.
Secondly I think Ed should be judged on what Ed says and does, not
his father’s beliefs; especially as clearly Ed’s father didn’t hate Britain because
he defended this country in the 2nd world war. Yes, I’ve criticised Ed
myself once or twice; but who his father is does not reflect in my view his
ability to run this country.
In fact it would be just as stupid as asking the current Daily
Mail staff to inherit being disliked because of the fact that between 1934 and
1939 the Mail was pro-Hitler (we don’t hold it against you; but don’t think we’ve
forgotten).
In conclusion I would like to say a big thanks to the Daily Mail:
I already said I’m glad his opponents in government stood by Ed in this in
giving you the middle finger - but if they didn’t they could probably have
really used this to damage him and the fact that they stood up for him, and criticised
you fear-mongering guys and girls has left me that little bit less cynical of
British politics than I was yesterday. It proves that they are guided by a
sense of right and wrong and not just self-interest. Not the outcome you were
hoping for was it?
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
30 hour week: we'd get more done
I completely agree with this article: I have the luxury of setting
my own working hours as I work as an author; however I know that a lot of other
people don’t. Firstly working more than 40 hours a week and in my view your
taking work away from someone else, working more than 48 and your being taken
for a ride. A cut down from a 5 to a 4 or 4.5 day week in my view would better
our productivity. We’d be less tired at work, we’d get to spend more time with
friends and family so we’d be happier and to top it all off the unemployment figures
would fall through the floor.
Monday, 30 September 2013
My book is published, yey!!!
My Little blue book, available on Amazon: here are the links to my
book on amazon UK and Amazon USA.
Enjoy ;)
18+ due to adult content
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Pussy Riot member on hunger strike
I think that it’s important that everyone who can spare a few minutes
takes the time to read this shocking account of life inside a Russian jail.
I’ve heard this quote attributed to everybody from Churchill to
Ghandi, so I’m not quite sure who first said it but it’s good advice no matter
who said it (evidenced by the fact that some may people seem to have said it):
‘If you want to judge how
civilised a nation is; look at how they treat their prisoners’
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