Daisy Weal and Sir Charles

by Robert A.V. Jacobs

Overview

The third book in the Daisy Weal Series
Daisy Weal was gifted with extraordinary powers. Her early years were spent learning how to control them, learning how to fit in, and learning how to be human.
She had reached thirteen, and was settling into becoming a teenager. She met Amy, who became her constant companion and friend.
Daisy was teleporting the necessary personnel, equipment and supplies to Moon Base, when she discovered cameras spying on her. Sir Charles Wilberforce Prendergast had discovered Daisy's secrets.
Fearing that her powers might be a danger to his own plans, he decided to force her to work for him. If that was not possible, he would eliminate her. He turned to his assassins.
Following several failed attempts, one of which left Amy seriously injured and in hospital, Daisy realised she couldn't allow Sir Charles to continue. It was time for him to answer for his crimes.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940033116874
Publisher:	Robert A.V. Jacobs
Publication date:	03/16/2012
Series:	Daisy Weal , #3
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	325 KB

About the Author

Born in the Royal Military Hospital in Portsmouth, England in 1938 and attended Titchfield (Hampshire, UK) Primary School and Fareham (Hampshire, UK) Secondary Modern Boys School until 1953.
Joined the Royal Air Force as an Apprentice in 1955 and served 14 years, being discharged in 1968. During that period, in 1962, he met and married Kim, and they are still together after 55 years. After, a short period as a Prison Officer, he entered the Computer Industry with Golden Wonder Ltd and stayed in that profession with various companies until 1991. He then joined an Inner City Medical Practice in Leicester (Leicestershire UK) as Fundholding Manager and Practice Manager until his retirement in 2003. After thirteen years commuting between his home in Sax, a small town near Alicante in Spain, and Leicestershire, he has now, (June 2016) moved permanently back to the UK, and currently lives in Oadby, Leicestershire (UK)..