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"Askatasuna"
Some new and also some familiar characters engage in a romp through the waterways in order
to right a lot of long standing wrongs.
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Kindle copy out soon.
Vee Vera Potter first appeared on the scene when a bemused pair of runaways entered the canal basin where her boat was moored. Ever present throughout the adventures, she thought it was probably high time to tell her own story.
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The Mayfly Children Both Jim and Amanda begin to think that their adventuring days could be drawing to a close when they discover that their beloved Mayfly is not at all well. What follows is a proper romp across the waterways as they right wrongs and (along with family and friends) behave in a manner likely to offend the stuffed shirts that try to be their nemesis.
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Here we Go! The title will be familiar to anybody that has read Mayfly, and although this story takes the adventure forward, the book also stands on its own. The characters in Mayfly had a past before the book was written, they just have more of a one now. New characters appear as plans go more awry before some form of resolution happens.
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Emily's Journey I didn't feel it was fair to Jim and Amanda to do battle on their own account so instead we see the slightly older, though not necessarily wiser, pair doing what they do best when an entirely new situation literally lands on their doorstep. There are familiar charaters and new faces in this multi threaded romp across the canals and waterways. I hope you will enjoy it.
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The Reed Cutter, Follows the adventures of Lois Turner, who first appeared as a troubled teenager in "The Ballad of Masie and Linda." Her open ended journey is far more than a holiday as she uncovers facts and dirty dealings that could have destroyed her completely.
