[b]Visit //www.geofflee.net for details of my novels 'One Winter', 'One Spring', 'One Summer' 'One Autumn' 'Two Seasons'. and "Three Good Years" All six feature Rugby League against a humourous Lancashire/Yorkshire background and are inspired by the old saying about work: "They could write a book about this place. It would be a best seller."[/b]
"The Good Yorkshireman" and "A Day On The M62" are the titles of two of the chapters in my fifth and latest novel which I have called "Two Seasons" because it is set during 2002 and 2003 with a background of "Work, Family, Old Friends and Rugby League". Other chapter titles include "The Sermon On Mount Pleasant", "An Evening In Baillif Bridge", "Listening To Eddie and Stevo", "Martindale's Chip Shop", "Will You Be Our Auntie Thelma", A Day Out In Wigan" and "A Tale From Knowsley Road".
On Saturday 21st June from 11 onwards, as the author I will be on Dewsbury Market opposite Dawsons Book stall signing copies of this novel which Ray French in League Weekly has described as "a terrific read". It is also available from the publisher (London League Publications) at http://www.llpshop.co.uk, and as an E book from Amazon.
"The Good Yorkshireman" and "A Day On The M62" are the titles of two of the chapters in my fifth and latest novel which I have called "Two Seasons" because it is set during 2002 and 2003 with a background of "Work, Family, Old Friends and Rugby League". Other chapter titles include "The Sermon On Mount Pleasant", "An Evening In Baillif Bridge", "Listening To Eddie and Stevo", "Martindale's Chip Shop", "Will You Be Our Auntie Thelma", A Day Out In Wigan" and "A Tale From Knowsley Road".
On Saturday 21st June from 11 onwards, as the author I will be on Dewsbury Market opposite Dawsons Book stall signing copies of this novel which Ray French in League Weekly has described as "a terrific read". It is also available from the publisher (London League Publications) at http://www.llpshop.co.uk, and as an E book from Amazon.
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