A Taster from "Anger Child" and "The Tour" two novels by Roy Tomkinson.

Anger Child
A little taster from the novel:
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As you turn the pages the characters come alive and jump off the page into the readers mind. The story is powerful, once read will stay in the mind for the rest of your life. A clear, concise and crafted literary novel which explores Colin deeply and gives out a powerful message, will hold you spellbound from the first to the last word.

A must read novel, the narration and dialogue moulds the story plummeting into the depth of emotion, destined to become a great classic.
“The bulb ached into his brain; the brightness ate at his eyes. He heard the familiar bolt clinked back, mouth full with food; a pain in the arm, his skin felt drilled, followed by darkness and silence, always the silence.

His vision went dim, his head ached… darkness enveloped him. He noticed a white spot on the wall… light beams shot from its centre… a silhouetted figure appeared…

Darkness turned to colour, red - blood red. His father’s blood was pouring over him as the rollers pulled his body through… He heard a scream, his scream, the blood gone, he was outside his body looking at himself lying on the mattress shackled by the chain, his face bled from the constant banging on the wall of his head…”

"The Tour"
A little taster from the novel:
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When four members from the Coral Diving Club on a trip to Mull, an island off mainland Scotland, discover a Galleon, nothing can prepare them for what is about to unfold.
The course of history is at stake when they are thrown back in time to 1526 amidst the warring Scottish Clans and must fight their way back to their own time. Their existence becomes threatened when they realise they have unwittingly started a chain of events which seems unstoppable and it is down to Lanky and Jane to reverse the catastrophe of a time rift that is pulling time itself into the past.
For one member of the party, who finds gold on the Galleon, lust, greed, and murderous intentions are the only way forward and the stage is set for the drama to be played to its conclusion.
Regards,
Roy.