More Deaths Than One

...for a man with a past; a man with more lives than one: Bryan Islip's new action-adventure story might rescue you from the desert sands, or it might not …



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"Bryan Islip … in More Deaths Than One, has crafted a good old-fashioned page turner of a yarn - the sort of book you might grab at an airport en route to a holiday in the sun …

A novel touching on themes of revenge and injustice, and containing as much derring-do as the average James Bond thriller, More Deaths Than One is a pacey, satisfying and enjoyably diverting read which also manages to include a dash of romance and a drugs related conspiracy
theory.

Throw in a plot which resonates strongly in the war on terror era following the September 11 attacks on New York and you have a story that is potentially of interest to a very wide readership."


Hector Mackenzie, Editor
The Ross-Shire Journal











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Fantastic Read
By Terry Garrod "Terry" (Portugal) - I must confess this is not the sort of book I would normally read but having said that it was a fantastic read and great first novel. A book where you can really lose yourself in and become one of the characters...Highly recommendable.

Doorway into a whole new world
By Denise (Scotland) - ...Once I started it could not put it down, fantastic detail and imagery, really superb. Read the intro as this really helps understand the main character. You will not be disappointed...

Read it!!
By J. M. Wheeler (Surrey) - This is an excellent first novel by Bryan Islip with something for everyone: action packed, explosive drama with simmering love interests to keep you wanting more. Let's hope there's a sequel to this book - you will find yourself caring about these characters!

Keep writing please
By Bernard Ledwith "bookworm" (Sutherland Scotland) - This is a real page turner and keeps you interested right to the very last paragraph. Well done Bryan, I am looking forward to the next book! Do read the introduction it gives you an insight straight away into the ethical motivation of the main characters. There could be another novel in this background of the Irish troubles.

What a debut!
By Gail Staddon (Scotland) - A refreshing and thoroughly gripping read.
The author's detailed knowledge about the rich culture and intricacies of life in Saudi Arabia creates a fascinating setting for this fast-paced novel. Likeable and believable characters engage the reader and leave you wanting more...

A compassionate action hero
By Marina Orsborn (Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK) - What a fantastic read! ...More Deaths Than One includes well-informed detail as well as intrigue and tension. I like the sound of Thomas Thornton and wonder if he will be the hero of the author's second novel? Yes - highly recommended.







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About Me


I was born in 1934. Yes, that makes me seventyfour. I was brought up in the south of England, leaving my school, for family reasons before my fifteenth birthday. A first job as, apprentice pharmacist at Boots the Chemist was interrupted by National Service in the Royal Air Force.

By the time I was twenty I was a civilian, working in a Cambridge builders merchant and dreaming of becoming a writer. But as is so often the case marriage, mortgage and moderation in all things took over. A satisfying career in industrial marketing and management within the packaging industries followed as our four children grew up.

My first wife died after many years of serious illness and I married Delia, becoming surrogate father to her two children in the process. We now have a total of fourteen much loved grandchildren.

Delia and I had long planned our move to our favourite holiday destination in the West Highlands. We gave up our businesses in the Middle East and migrated there in 2002. We brought along with us our pair of Hungarian vizsla dogs and our high hopes for the future… and here have found a deep contentment with the present.

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