Innocence and Inebriation
A teenager feels there must be more to life than a dead-end office job and no social life. During his lunch-break one day in 1969, while walking the city streets, he stops to look at the pictures in an Army Careers Information Office window.
How far might he go?
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Sounds like an interesting read Tom.
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My next novel is a thriller in Amsterdam – and I’ve promised myself I’ll get back to ‘A Life of Choice’ after that. So much of it is based on fact that it’s a little scary, even for one as brave as me … LOL
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Looking forward to it Tom
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Thank you Patrick 🙂
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Been looking forward to this ever since I browsed through your ‘A Life Of Choice’ page…
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I hope it lives up to your expectations mate. I’ve got the entire story waiting to be amended here and there, so the results of this little survey will play a massive part in my direction. Thanks again for your support. 🙂
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