Somerset writer earns top reviews for latest book
Added: (Sat Mar 23 2019)
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Retired artist James Alan Vincent is quickly creating new landscapes where murder is usually the subject matter.
The 74-year-old from Somerset has just published his ninth stunning novel since embarking on a late career change.
And yet again The Dead Man’s Sister has been greeted with five-star reviews from his growing fan base up and down the country.
The talented painter, who once sold an entire 24-artwork collection during a solo exhibition, turned to the written word after completing his autobiography more than a decade ago.
James hopes readers will lap up his latest suspense thriller.
He said: “In The Dead Man’s Sister Sarah Santana receives a terrible phone call - her brother-sister-in-law-two nephews and niece her only family have been killed in a fire in Spain.
“Harry Dolan, a notorious London crook is responsible after losing face on a deal.
“Sarah has been long forgotten living in America for thirty long years.
“Rising to the top as a federal agent in the FBI Sarah has mastered many skills some deadly. After the funeral of her family in Spain she discovers the sickening truth of what happened to her only family.
“Now she seeks retribution on Dolan and his family.” After-all she is the dead man’s sister.
James, who lives in Taunton, has yet again masterminded a gripping page-turner which will keep readers guessing to the end.
Since the recent publication of The Dead Man’s Sister, it has received entirely five-star reader reviews on Amazon.
It has been described as ‘refreshing’, ‘well-written’, ‘excellent’ and ‘a real page-turner’.
Reader Brian Fletcher added: “The Dead Man’s Sister is a brilliant read.
“And it shows the power some women can wield - not for anyone of a nervous disposition.
“But if you like justice this is the book for you”
James is now working on his tenth novel. The Blind Man’s Bluff (There’s none as blind as those that see)
For more details, visit Amazon and search for James Alan Vincent, where the paperback and Kindle formats of The Dead Man’s Sister are both available.
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