Finding Richard

by Tracey Meredith

Overview

Joel shook his head. "No, no, no," he moaned. "That was nineteen thirty-nine, that was over seventy years ago!"
"What, mate?" said Richard. "There's something wrong with your maths. That was just last year. It's nineteen forty now."
Joel is lost in Bristol during the Blitz. Is he dreaming, or has the world gone mad? The people here seem to think it's 1940 and Hitler is trying to invade. Will Joel make it back home? Or will his new friend, Richard, get him killed looking for shrapnel on bomb sites, or dodging explosions during an air raid? Joel just wants to get out of the place and find out what on Earth is going on. But even if he does, will it be an experience Richard will let him forget?
A time travel adventure, with a dollop of the paranormal *Infrequent, mild swearing appears in this story*

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152543773
Publisher:	Tracey Meredith
Publication date:	12/27/2015
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	216 KB
Age Range:	12 Years

About the Author

Tracey lives in the west of England and has done so for the last 30 years or so. She started writing to encourage her son to read something other than train magazines- the idea being that he would tell her what would happen next and then she would write it for him, ready to read at bed time. Yes, you're quite right- it never happened.. The unfinished manuscripts were found during a decorating session and determinedly finished over a four year period- four in all. Growned was the first one finished and edited. Others now published are The Angel in Towerhouse Wood and (as Beryl C Jones) a token Romantic adventure called A Foreign Land, which seems to have gone down quite well. Finding Richard was the last of the four to be published.
New stuff is on the way, and this time she is determined to finish it in less than 8 years. She has done the final edits to Barry & the Dinosaur King, which is released 6th April 2017. There are, as you will see, also a couple of free short stories on her Smashwords page. You can also read the first part of Barry at http://traceygb1.blogspot.co.uk/p/blog-page_8.html .