The Memory Tourist's Apprentice

by Glenn Haigh

Overview

Steve has had many lives and an equal amount of deaths but this is the first time he has ever been murdered by his lover and soul mate. For Steve, his death is not the tragedy that the people left on earth consider it to be. By killing him in one regrettable but irreversible act of violence, Sam frees Steve in a way he could never comprehend. Upon leaving his body Steve's parents, who were killed years earlier along with his baby sister, Janine, greet him, and accompany him on his journey home, to the world of spirit. Before they welcome him in to their New England style house deep in the winter wonderland they created, his parents deliver him to Dee Winters, his transition counsellor. Dee initiates him back into the magical world of make believe that is the afterlife. She shows him that his own hand penned his life as Steve the last time he was dead, and documented in sacred books known as blueprints. Introducing him to the author whose thoughts she penetrated in order to share her story in The Memory Tourist, Steve is inspired and decides to channel through Hudson in exactly the same way. Soon the author is gripped by vision and begins to breathe life into The Memory Tourist's Apprentice.Consumed with guilt Sam pays heavily for what he did to Steve, languishing for many years afterwards within various unforgiving prison walls. Through countless methods Steve tries desperately to reach out to him and ease his pain for there are many things that Sam does not know yet, including what happened in the life they shared long, long ago. The life they were both stable boys. The life Sam was hanged for a crime he did not commit...

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781522901976
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	01/09/2016
Series:	The Memory Tourist , #2
Pages:	310
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.65(d)

About the Author

Glenn Haigh lives in Leeds where he was born in 1978. As a teenager he struggled at school with undiagnosed learning difficulties that led to him to be perceived as being unable and unwilling to learn. Adding to his struggles was the fact he was 'different' to other boys. In 1994 he left school with four below par GCSEs. Three years later, having refused to give up on himself, he had achieved the qualifications needed for him to go to university where he gained a 2:1 degree. For five years after this he enjoyed losing himself in the tourism industry spending much of this time overseas. In 2006 he qualified as a secondary school teacher and has been teaching ever since. His favourite thing to do is hang out with his six year old niece Abigail who provided all of the inspiration for the character Freya in 'The Memory Tourist', which is his debut novel.
The Memory Tourist's Apprentice is inspired by the Memory Tourist but not a direct follow on, and the two stories are isolated, and involve different characters. The Memory Tourist's Apprentice is Glenn Haigh's sixth novel, and was as much a surprise to him as it was for anyone else, except those who begged him to write it because they loved The Memory Tourist so much.