Bob is originally from Sussex now living in Devon. He spent most of his life in the publishing industry with spells coaching and mentoring and within the computing sectors.
He enjoys creating and escaping to numerous worlds; some fall within the 100-metre sprint of Flash fiction, while the novels are akin to the exquisite torture of a trail marathon. Yes, he’s a runner, too.
Completing Project Deadhead after six years of learning the craft and one-hundred-ninety-seven drafts, has been a salve to his soul. But, alas, only for a short time, as he moves at tectonic plate speed on his second novel: Scorched Planet Policy.
Website: www.bobfairbrotherauthor.com
2054
Captain Zail Jent has crashed her malfunctioning craft on Earth.
She gets out in time before it slips into a river, marooning her in a climate-ravaged, hostile part of the planet.
And her smart suit that mind controls and protects her through a meds feed has failed, causing drug withdrawal amnesia and sickness. If she doesn’t get help soon, she is going to die.
With Zail’s memory gone, she puzzles over who she is, where she comes from, and what she is meant to do here.
And how is she going to get home?
As her memory returns, Zail begins to question whether home is what she thought it was, forcing her to cast doubt on everyone.
But what if she is the one who should be feared?
The climate swings between searing heat, heavy rain and rising sea levels.
Sabotaged satellites and the internet have plunged the world into technological dark age.
The UK economy teeters on the edge of collapse, heralding a bleak era of lawlessness.
In Hawham, Sussex, DCI MacGillivray’s wife and daughter have been killed in a break in by organised-crime boss Sam Marsh. Marsh has been acquitted, leaving MacGillivray to struggle with his grief.
MacGillivray is under pressure to close a series of seemingly innocent deaths in the town. But they look increasingly questionable, leading him to uncover a plot that threatens to destroy the town.
After failed attempts to stop the threat, MacGillivray must turn to Marsh for help, the killer of his family.
But can MacGillivray choose between a greater good or personal revenge?