Malcolm has had a very successful working life as a QHSE consultant and management systems auditor, mainly within the oil and gas sector. When not working as a consultant, or writing, Malcolm plays golf and was Captain of Letham Grange Golf Club for five years, he plays guitar in a part time band ‘Nameless’ and has written over sixty songs and produced two CDs which he hopes to sell in aid of Parkinson’s.
Pacey, a precocious young lady who loves adventure and doesn’t always do as she is told, visits her great aunt and uncle in Arbroath, Scotland accompanied by her two younger brothers. They quickly make friends with the girls next door and start to explore the area. She becomes intrigued by a scary Victorian water tower on a nearby hill. One night when she couldn’t sleep, she notices mysterious flashing lights coming from the top of the tower. Tales of hidden treasure under the tower from her rascally great uncle leads her to investigate further where she discovers a secret message hidden in the towers plaque that she thinks will lead her to the treasure. Aided and abetted by her brothers, they encounter the scary elephant men where trouble and terror ensues.
Pacey is back in Arbroath, Scotland, visiting her aunt and uncle and promising to be on her best behaviour, no scrapes like on her last holiday! This time, she is on her own, and while she tries her hardest to stay out of trouble, visits to the local caves, once used for secret Masonic meetings, and the historic abbey, where the Declaration of Arbroath was signed, ignite her vivid imagination.
It does not take long for the curious teenager to drag her relatives into another thrilling and dangerous adventure.
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The Sunday Post has reviewed my book today — Pacey and the Secrets of the Masonic Caves is finally getting its moment in the spotlight! Here’s a glimpse of the story:Pacey is back in Arbroath, Scotlan ........
Pacey is back in a brand new adventure, Pacey and the Secrets of the Masonic Caves. Pacey returns to Arbroath to visit once again with her great aunt and uncle, much against their better judgement. Wh ........
Well, the first of my books has finally been published. I hope all the young adults out there enjoy it as much as I did writing it. It is a new venture for me and it comes after years of telling ta ........
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