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One has to research a storyline, and when the facts are collected the story starts to come alive.

	The Second Trident - Part 16 December 10, 2007; 24 pages Presents galore, as well as Maid of Honour, yet where there is privilege there is work, Geraldine has to return to... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 15 December 10, 2007; 21 pages For Geraldine she seems to be removed from the common herd, as news about the polluted drinking water row, escalates even... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 14 December 10, 2007; 27 pages Jerry is about to try and enlist the help he needs, although now he knows that he is being watched, and... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 13 December 10, 2007; 25 pages Work and even more work, as Geraldine tries to complete her tasks, and becomes progressively even more tired, and despondent. For... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 12 December 10, 2007; 24 pages For Geraldine there are medical miracles happening all around her, and not a single explanation, of how they are being achieved,... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 1 December 7, 2007; 31 pages This is the second book of a trio, the first one is already published and for sale at Amazon, or ordering... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 2 December 7, 2007; 25 pages It would seem to Geraldine, that there are matters, as well the ordered life she is now living, is not what... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 4 December 7, 2007; 30 pages Even more clues are now added to the incomplete puzzle, yet as one finds the answers, did one want to ask... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 5 December 7, 2007; 26 pages Changes are in the wind, and it seems colder, as Geraldine learns some of the truths, of odd practices in the... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 6 December 7, 2007; 24 pages Geraldine is inveigled into another move, she is told that it is her organizing skills they require…but is this only a... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 7 December 7, 2007; 23 pages Once more Geraldine see's herself as a puppet, and has the marks to show for it, yet what has happened, is... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 8 December 7, 2007; 31 pages Again Geraldine is sick while Jerry, now able to leave her body again, tries to find the answers, although he too... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 9 December 7, 2007; 26 pages The Home is ready, despite all the trials and tribulations, the police are once more waiting to make contact, and with... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 10 December 7, 2007; 28 pages The City of Truro, bands together against the Home as well as the staff… but there is trouble in store, as... Read more
	The Second Trident - Part 11 December 7, 2007; 26 pages For Jerry his existence is not all in a bed of clover, as he discovers the cellar, as well as, what... Read more

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David J. Moran was born in South Africa, in 1940, his birth caused his father to delay reporting to England as he was needed for war work, and then the family sailed from South Africa in the “Empress of India” to register the birth in Leeds Yorkshire. He travelled throughout England with his father and mother (from such areas as Leeds, Woolage, and London) as the war grew more intense and bombings more frequent. His parents as many thousands of others, finally decided to stay in Perth, Scotland, for the child's own safety, until the later part of the war, while his father worked on such projects as the Mulberry harbour. Schooling was normally secondary modern, until 15 when he joined the Army Apprentice School. At 17 years of age he head to leave due to illness, so started trading in the retail side of shops, and progressed to Supermarkets, only to change direction once more and enter the Prison Service. Thirty years later, he was forced to retire at the rank of Principal Officer, due to an industrial injury, gained in the aftermath of a riot. At this time his younger son, David, took his own life, while waiting for exam results to go to college, which arrived the day he died, inviting him to join Kings College Oxford. The marriage of some 25 years collapsed, leaving the family of one remaining son and two daughters devastated, until all that remained was a divorce. He was fortunate in his choice of a second wife Christine, as she helped and supported him when his eldest son Simon, died of an incurable disease (Muscular Dystrophy-Dui Canne) and was able to come to terms with such a loss. Due to all the help and support, he received not only his wife, but also from his daughter Amanda, his wife's daughter of a previous marriage. Louise, and new family friends, who without thought about themselves, rallied to help with arrangements. THE TRIDENT TALE is his first novel that he has been able to complete, although he has had two short stories published in magazines, he is already on completion of a another horror story. The term the Trident Tales, is my hope that there is better things in life than the seven deadly sins, although in truth I have broken several, I am sure, in my life time, so I am not the one to judge. Hobbies include computers, DIY, gardening, caravanning, sailing, and all the grandchildren from the two marriages.

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