Brook Breasting

by John White

Overview

The new Treasurer of the Brook Breasting Fete Committee the Reverend Rolf James has discovered an anomaly in the accounts. He calls for an Extraordinary General Meeting. Is there a villain to unmask? Chapter by chapter, we see the lives of the main characters in this book held up to close scrutiny.
The build up to the fete and subsequent events are central to the story, but other issues and happenings in and around the village vie for attention. The sudden unexpected death of one of the main characters and the threatened closure and attempted armed robbery of the post office, followed by a tragic accident involving a boy and a spate of organised poaching incidents, are just some of the plotlines weaving in and out of the story. Author John White brings this story to life with a cast of unforgettable characters in an inspiring tale of courage and determination, love and loss.
On the outside, Brook Breasting is a picturesque English village. On the inside, it has the characters that make it uniquely, Brook Breasting.

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Product Details

BN ID:	2940149646289
Publisher:	Pneuma Springs Publishing
Publication date:	08/02/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	156
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Before my retirement the only writing I had attempted was for my own amusement. Because all the things I planned to do required physical effort, my wife, Wendy, suggested a more creative challenge, and something I clearly enjoyed, would be just the thing. After a full working life an interest was required to help fill the void. I joined a local writers group, sought advice about my novel, Brook Breasting, and now find the art of writing to be totally absorbing. My wife is the first person to review anything I produce, followed by the members of the writers group. Deciding from the outset to accept constructive criticism has been generally beneficial.
I speak to other writers and, like me, many of them are uncomfortable promoting their work, however, for the published author the only way forward is in our own hands.