Time to Visit a Lady - Brossura

Reed, Colin

 
9781544662824: Time to Visit a Lady

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After abandoning their prestigious scientific careers, Nicola and Victoria, best friends since school, survive a dreadful experience together, and in a bid to escape from both the hurt and the perpetrators, sail away into the sunset, both determined to succeed and start a new life.After interludes in Portugal, Ireland and Scotland, the two survivors finally find a semblance of normality again, in Florida, where new love, new hope and a new purpose help them to recover from their physical and mental wounds, while at the same time the underworld activities that heralded their unwarranted departure reaches a shocking conclusion.Colin Reed’s new book intertwines the blossoming romance of kindred spirits as it transforms the misfortune of the two girls, while set against ever present conflict of both the sea and the criminal influences that follow them to their new lives.

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Informazioni sull'autore

About the author Colin J Reed was born in Southampton, Hampshire, towards the end of 1943 when WWII was finally taking a turn for the better. His first taste of adventure came when he joined the Junior Civil Defence in 1956, and one activity was to recover life-sized dummies from under the remains of the roof of a four-story bombed-out building opposite the main railway station. When that closed, he joined the Southampton Sea Scouts and learned to sail, and row, a 27ft Montague Whaler, the standard ship’s sea boat of the day. He served in the Royal Navy from 1960-70, and his first ship, HMS Albion, was the cornerstone of the Borneo War in 1963. During time onshore, he developed a passion for racing dinghies of various classes. After he left the RN he spent 40 years in the upstream oil and gas industry in various categories, and was one of the first crew members on BP’s most successful offshore production platform in 1974. A keen sailor he gained two sailing championships in dinghy racing in the 1980s, and in 1990 orchestrated the historic visit of the Royal Findhorn Yacht Club to Russia, the only UK yacht club to visit and race in the USSR. He met his second wife in Rio de Janeiro in 1983, two years after losing his Scottish wife after a long illness, in only her mid-30s. He has two daughters from his first marriage. He is now semi-retired, living in the UK and Rio de Janeiro.

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