The First Few Frames

The First Few Frames

by Geneva Davies
The First Few Frames

The First Few Frames

by Geneva Davies

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Overview

Set in New Zealand, the plot twists around the existence of a secret sordid video. Richard a Private Detective, who filmed the video bribes Robert Worthing, a successful businessman who featured in the film and extracts a payment in return for the video remaining private.
Complications abound resulting in the video falling into the wrong hands and the chase is on to destroy the video.
This story is a prequel which sets the scene for an exciting series. The stakes are high. Reputations are made and lost. Everyone has something to lose. Scandal, blackmail, violence, sex, espionage and love are entangled in a fast moving plot that will leave you gasping for more.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045539227
Publisher: Geneva Davies
Publication date: 11/28/2013
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 291 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

My publicist would have you believe that I am as close to perfect as you could get, have already made the New York Times Best Seller list, and lead a conservative and perfect little life.
This author actually has a few vices; just the usual ones that most people have. To truly see reality let me paint you a picture. Artists and writers have been depicted over time as socially challenged loners who are ultimately driven to madness or drink, maybe both. Adding to this heady mix would be a daily over absorption of caffeine, nicotine and grape juice in the form of wine. Authors are individuals who are usually found bent over their typewriters, the scene lit only by a bare light bulb or oil lamp into the wee hours of the morning. Nocturnal creatures that sleep only by day ……
So there you have it! At the present moment I am almost guaranteed to be typing and sipping red wine or coffee depending on the time of day ….

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