Two Tides to Turn by PR Gall - Book Tour
Two
Tides To Turn
A family ripped asunder.
A terrible secret lurks in a thrilling novel of love, grief, and mystery.
Patrick thought his grandfather, John, died
before he was born.
In later life, he finds out that it wasn't true. For the first five years of
Patrick's life, they stayed in the same small village.
So why were they kept apart?
Patrick wishes to search the past to find the reason - but only if he can be
united with his young daughter first.
And that means bringing her home to Scotland.
It means journeying to France to take her away from the care of her mother,
Patrick's ex-wife.
In 1915, with the war raging in Europe, John is a young man working on the
family farm. Not yet old enough to enlist but aware of its looming threat, he
meets Catherine. But his attempts at courtship end suddenly when an accident
rips his life apart.
Told in alternate chapters, set, mainly, in South-West Scotland, this is the
dramatic story of Patrick, interwoven with John's traumatic life.
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Author Q&A
1. What is the
first book that made you cry?
The House on Pooh Corner.
2. How long, on
average, does it take you to write a book?
One year.
3. How do you
select the names of your characters?
Most of my
characters are quite ordinary, so I go for common names, but if the name
doesn’t seem to fit, I’ll keep changing it until it does.
4. What creature
do you consider your "spirit animal" to be?
Never thought
about it, but I think my wife would say, jackass.
5. What are your
top 5 favorite movies?
Casino Royale –
not the one with Woody Allan; Some Like It Hot – saw it the second time in the
cinema, most I’ve laughed; Schindler’s List – great but never want to see it
again; almost any film with Laurel& Hardy; Bladerunner – good memories as
it was an early date with my now wife.
6. If you were
the last person on Earth, what would you do?
Put the milk
bottles out and switch the lights off.
7. What
fictional character would you want to be friends with in real life?
Donald Trump.
What? He’s not fictional? That’s not right. He must be. It can’t be real.
8. Do you have
any advice for aspiring writers?
Take your time.
Then take some more.
Author
Bio – RR Gall lives in Scotland and is the author
of:
The Case of the Pig in the Evening Suit,
The Case of Colourful Clothes and Kilts,
The Case of the Hermit's Guest Bedroom
Two Tides To Turn,
A Different Place to Die,
Only the Living Can Die.
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Media Links – www.rrgall.com
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