Alan Gordon Walker
Posted in Fiction on Oct 16th, 2020
DESCRIPTION: A new thriller involving private detective Philip Rivers, star of the author’s first two books. It was supposed to be a quiet night out in a restaurant for private detective Philip Rivers with his friend and colleague Jo – but he could not take his eyes off the alleyway opposite where a man became […]
Posted in Fiction on Oct 13th, 2020
DESCRIPTION: Rick Harper is back in town from University when the persecution begins again. Four years before the police thought he was guilty of the murder of two young women – Jenny Welsh and Lesley Peters – but could not find the evidence to prosecute him. He had intended to go to the party being […]
Posted in Fiction on Jun 4th, 2018
DESCRIPTION: Journalist Roy Faulkner is the prime suspect in a murder inquiry when Kate Williams, the fellow journalist he accompanied to a night club appeared to disappear from the face of the earth. Worse still, he finds the detective who is investigating the case harbours a long-standing grudge against him dating back to their teenage […]
Posted in Fiction on Jun 3rd, 2018
DESCRIPTION: A small revolutionary feminist group publishes a leaflet urging revenge attacks against men for what its author perceives to be the glorification of Jack the Ripper. Soon afterwards, the bodies of two men are found mutilated on derelict waste ground. The police begin to investigate whether there is a connection between the members of […]
Posted in Fiction on Dec 4th, 2017
DESCRIPTION: Millennium is a fast moving story of our time. Fact blurs with fiction as a terrifying drama unfolds. A shadowy terrorist sect with a thousand years of history is preparing a devastating, simultaneous assault on the world’s most populous and famous cities. Only one man can confront the threat and he must depend on […]
Posted in Fiction on Apr 28th, 2017
DESCRIPTION: Robin Gordon Walker was born in 1911 and went to Wellington College in 1924, where he excelled academically and at sport. In 1932 he returned as a youthful and charismatic teacher. He and the chaplain Geoffrey How, both OWs, sought to bring a more liberal and enlightened attitude to College, a period which flourished […]
Posted in Fiction on Sep 18th, 2014
DESCRIPTION: A gripping novel set in the south of France, Italy and London. The heroine Sarah reveals that she has been adopted and we flash back to her mother caught up in the Nazi invasion and reprisals in her boyfriend’s family which nearly wipe out the village. We learn how she came to be adopted […]
Posted in Fiction on Mar 11th, 2013
Wings of the Morning by Julian Beale An adventure story of Africa spanning sixty years and three generations. Five university friends – the Oxford Five – become life-long friends, as they set off on different paths but reunite to pursue a shared ideal, to establish a new model country in West Africa – Millennium – […]