Pat W Hendersen
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- Birthday 10/06/1971
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Very sad indeed. Not just a great writer. And Inspirational one!
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dear ms Beach I'd very much like to join your club. Unless submitted to a very unlikely Clockwork Orangesque torture, i shall never read Angels, Demons, Davinci Codes or any such tosh by Mr Dan Brown I hope the below quoted earlier post explains why PS : I've been to Chesil Beach... It looks very nice from Portland Bill! Digital Fortress was the first Dan Brown novel that I read (before the ensuing hubbub) and the one that caused me to decide in no uncertain terms never to read another. Imagine my astonishment, as he became the world
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Recently published GOOD crime novels
Pat W Hendersen replied to Hella's topic in Crime / Mystery / Thriller
Tony Black For new and 'different' crime yarns his debut novel 'Paying For It' Is definitely worth a read. Without doubt a very different take on the police procedural. Ta Pat -
Hello Suzanna.
That's pretty cool. Yes Mary QOS did escape from Leven Castle and had a wee holiday in Ireland (i believe.) Elizabeth must've been pretty miffed about the whole affair cos she had her head chopped off (as any Scottish child wondering who's gonna be out at tag will testify) Hope that didn't happen to your ancestry.
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Sent a friend's request ... Your from Scotland ... you lucky thing! I have a lot of Scottish ancestry and though not nationalistic am rather proud of having Ancestors help in Mary Queen of Scots (I think ... could be another one!) escape.
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Have you people never heard of Alcohol? The original addiction and still the best!!!
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Hello Inver
Well, i'm in Aberdeen, now. Courtesy of work but i'm actually a Dundonian and unluckily for me, i've managed to find my way back to live there. Just untill i become a mega-famous author though.
Ta
Pat
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Ah I getcha The Ossians is a hectic tale of a band
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Fast making his way into my favourite author list, Ray Banks. This writer gets better with every new instalment and well, he wasn
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Digital Fortress was the first Dan Brown novel that I read (before the ensuing hubbub) and the one that caused me to decide in no uncertain terms never to read another. Imagine my astonishment, as he became the world
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