New novel The Mountain
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:07 pm
Hi all, am new here, Ian King Hamilton, from Buxton, UK. I have just published my first novel, The Mountain.
It is available on Amazon in book form: http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Mountain-Ia ... 567&sr=8-2 or on KIndle - free until 24/12 :
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Mountain-eb ... 567&sr=8-1
The Mountain is based in 1989 in a run-down northern English town and tells the story of Nigel Charon, a naïve young teacher in his first job and Anna Lomas, a troubled girl who is a selective mute as well as being in constant trouble with the authorities.
It is clear from day one that Charon does not fit in and is unwilling to play the game.
Anna has a troubled home life and Charon takes her under his wing – but in doing so does he overstep the boundaries?
The novel is generally comic but with dark undercurrents. The Eighties were not all frilly cuffs, ra-ra skirts and Wham! – the gloomy setting is enhanced by frequent references to the The Smiths, with whom Anna is obsessed.
It is available on Amazon in book form: http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Mountain-Ia ... 567&sr=8-2 or on KIndle - free until 24/12 :
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Mountain-eb ... 567&sr=8-1
The Mountain is based in 1989 in a run-down northern English town and tells the story of Nigel Charon, a naïve young teacher in his first job and Anna Lomas, a troubled girl who is a selective mute as well as being in constant trouble with the authorities.
It is clear from day one that Charon does not fit in and is unwilling to play the game.
Anna has a troubled home life and Charon takes her under his wing – but in doing so does he overstep the boundaries?
The novel is generally comic but with dark undercurrents. The Eighties were not all frilly cuffs, ra-ra skirts and Wham! – the gloomy setting is enhanced by frequent references to the The Smiths, with whom Anna is obsessed.