Book three of The Angel Trilogy. A work of fact-based fiction?This is a story of some of the unsung heroes of the Great War - the stretcher-bearers, ambulance drivers and others who risked their lives supporting the front-line soldiers. It also covers the now legendary appearance of Angels above a battlefield near the Belgian town of Mons. Was it fact or fiction? The hero of the story meets comrades with conflicting views during his time serving in a front line dressing station on general duties and later as an ambulance driver. True or false it was used by the British government in the propaganda war to prove God was on their side during the war.

Book Three of The Angel Trilogy. Adam appoints experienced staff to positions of trust in the OSCADA companies. He decides it is time to unravel the complications in his own life. Adam's planned visit to England in search of his roots goes ahead without the company of Denise.Despite many trials and tribulations he finally succeeds in establishing his birthright as well as being catapulted into unexpected parenthood.A serious accident sees himself with one of his friends nearly killed soon after being united with his family. After a serious threat to his liberty, Adam escapes assisted by an Albatross.

Book Two of The Angel Trilogy.The armistice is successful. Adam takes his first leave since joining up. Whilst wandering around the docks he spots his old comrade Sandy being shipped home with other wounded ex-prisoners of war. Adam inherits a fortune. He becomes a successful entrepreneur in France. Rejected by his fiancée he returns to England for his demob where he discovers some startling evidence about his family. He has a short passionate affair with a childhood sweetheart. After a strange encounter with two beautiful ladies he is smuggled back into France. The story has Haunting. Kidnap. Skulduggery. Excitement.