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BETRAYED in the NITH Autumn 2010 The autumn of 2010 will bring the romantic novel BETRAYED IN THE NITH into publication as well as the farming saga THE LAST SHEPHERD. Both books are in good time for your Christmas stockings. Who does not believe in Santa?
Mark Webster is the devoted friend of Danny Kimber, a blind musician yet also a police informant. But on a wild spring evening, when Danny’s body is found in the river Nith, there is judged to be no evidence of foul play. Mark thinks otherwise. But can he prove it? This controversial novel is set in 2008 and in 2019 in Scotland at Dumfries where the river Nith flows through on its way to the Solway. It is a romantic novel with erotic content but it is also set in a modern Scotland whose Government has introduced the Restricted Hadd Offences Act into the country. Repeat offenders are given five strokes of the cane. But there is tension between the Islamic population and the right wing Defenders of the Saltire. Inevitably they clash. However it is chilling to discover who really ordered Danny to be killed. He was a popular blind musician and police informant. In this, Miller Caldwell’s ninth book, his time in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan as the Camp Manager at Mundihar after the 2005 Earthquake and his encounter with Usama bin Laden has given him personal experience of living with Sunni Moslems. He is an Independent Custody Visitor to Police stations and the editor of the Shannon Trust Newsletter (Scotland). He is a musician and has restricted eyesight. Authors write about what they know! At £9.99 this 255 page book is a thought provoking novel which will engage heated discussion in reading groups.
Send your orders to me: at mhcaldwell@btopenworld.com and state your signed preferences.
Shannon Trust Miller is the area representative of the Shannon Trust and now, as its Scottish editor, has to go around every prison in Scotland to get stories from inside, for the Shannon Trust Newsletter.
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