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Tinsel, Texts and Temptation

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ISBN-10: 1494280167

ISBN-13: 9781494280161

Edition: N/A

Authors: Glyn Timmins

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Tinsel, Texts and TemptationJulia Carter disliked Christmas. She didn't hate it, she just disliked it.For thirty-something Julia Christmas had begun to epitomise life, big on hype and expectation, low on delivery. She was ten years into a marriage that had begun to grind along like the wheel-rim of a burst tyre on the long, pot-holed road of marriage. The only glimmer of light on the horizon was Andy, the good-looking, glib-tongued young man who worked for a rival company. With Andy she was a few weeks into a blossoming relationship of snatched moments, steamy texts and breathless anticipation. Julia felt bad ... and good! Bad because her husband hadn't done anything particularly wrong, it…    
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Book details

List price: $11.95
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication date: 11/23/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 328
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.74" tall
Weight: 1.232
Language: English

Glyn Timmins was born in the town of West Bromwich, near Birmingham, in the UK in 1961. After leaving school at 16 Glyn worked as an investigative auditor for local councils and developed a taste for undertaking probing enquiries. He took these skills into the Police Service in 1985 serving in four Midlands Police Services over his career, spending many of those years in Criminal Investigation, eventually leading homicide and kidnap investigations as well as other serious and major crime. Glyn has always maintained an interest in writing since his early scribblings at school, where he wrote plays, books and comics, however, a busy career and the general business of life pushed his literary…