Fracking The Fylde (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781490930046)

Vendor: Alan Tootill
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Format: Paperback
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Fracking The Fylde

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Fracking The Fylde

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Format: Paperback
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They said fracking would make Blackpool a boom town. They said it would bring jobs and money. It did. For the whores, the drug dealers, the foreign cheap labourers, the local politicians, the ambulance-chasing lawyers. And for me, PI Mike Grady. I'm not saying I'm proud of it. It just happened that way.It started when Mrs Hall walked into my office. Her husband had drowned in the frackers' water reservoir. The coroner recorded an open verdict. Mrs Hall wasn't happy. I started digging. I came up with more than I bargained for.Pulp meets fracking, greed and corruption in the third in Alan Tootill's series of Blackpool Novels.

Author: Alan Tootill
ISBN-10: 1490930043
ISBN-13: 9781490930046
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 07/06/2013
Pages: 226
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.59lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.48d
By Alan Tootill
By Alan Tootill
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Alan Tootill is the author of the Martin Cole Novels and The Blackpool Novels series. The Martin Cole Novels, centred on the fictional Devon town of Roselake, blend humour and crime mystery. The Blackpool Novels are grittier, a new British noir. Alan spends his year partly in East Devon and partly in Puglia, Italy. Not to mention regular trips to India, where he has travelled extensively over the last twenty years and now regularly attends classical music festivals. He has two grown-up children, and his wife Christine is a writer of mathematics courses and textbooks. Alan's background includes technical writing, writing for magazines and press agent work, but it was with the Martin Cole series that he turned to fiction writing. Currently there are five books in this series, and three in the Blackpool novels. His non-fiction title, Fracking The UK, is out on Kindle and paperback in March 2013, and discusses the threat to Britain of a new dash for gas.

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