On Saturday, 20th November at 1.50pm, there will be a talk which relates to the current novel, Georgina. A WW2 spy thriller set in Crete and beyond. Attendees will get an insight into the fifth book in The Time Jigsaw series due for release next October.
Scene of the latest book promotion of Georgina. My thanks to the town’s iCentre and railway station book shop. (The latter has appeared twice on television travel programmes)
Following on from Tyndrum, other locations which received a visit included Dalmally, Taynuilt and Oban. When promoting a book, scenic landscapes add to the enjoyment.
Still a personal favourite, although all The Time Jigsaw books are special.
It’s good to hear that libraries are starting to open. Not just for authors to visit and discuss their books, but also to serve their local community. Reading is good therapy and with recent lockdowns, library members have no doubt suffered. The libraries also serve as a community hub for children, as well as adults.
A location for a scene from the forthcoming novel set in 1962. A place where pop groups and singers performed to catch the eye of an agent. Tommy Steele, Cliff and The Drifters plus Vince Eager, to name a few.
In keeping with the 1962 theme of the forthcoming novel, here are two iconic images from February of that year. The Beatles in London with short hair and John Glenn orbiting the Earth in his Mercury capsule.
To readers of The Time Jigsaw books. Best wishes for 2021.
It’s a joyful occasion when the first draft of a new novel is complete. Especially, if that particular story is ahead of schedule. However, my experience of writing previous books in the series is that fine-tuning plays a major role. A spy fantasy thriller set in 1962, it includes a well-known character from book 1.
The Time Jigsaw 