Here is an audio sample of my latest ebook and paperback, ‘Morrison’s Ghost’, an eco-thriller and coming-of-age story with a dash of romance.
In this 10 minute clip (approx) I read the first chapter of the story in full.
It’s available now on Amazon via Kindle or Paperback.
You can also Buy the Paperback on Ebay (where the writer receives greater royalties)
“...have you ever heard of an anti-gravity generator?”
Graduate, find a job, get promoted, meet someone and settle down. For ‘Jim’ (aka Morrison’s Ghost) it was supposed to be easy. If it wasn’t for a mishap during a night out, he’d never have met Wedge and his fellow activists. He would never have met the most beautiful girl in the world or end up pursued by secret government agencies, shady corporations or a gun-toting private detective. And he would certainly have never heard of an anti-gravity generator.
When celebrity activist, ‘The Taff’ is murdered, Jim and his friends must protect the inventor known as Fitz and stop his incredible creation from falling into the hands of murderers, foreign agents, and the biggest enemy of all. Was innocent music fan Andy really tortured to death? Is there really such a thing as an anti gravity generator? And can Jim deal with an agonising revelation about the love of his life?
Morrison’s Ghost is an offbeat eco-thriller and coming-of-age story with a hint of romance.
Amazon via Kindle or paperback.
Buy the paperback on Ebay
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