By Adair Arlen
Well! “The Devil Yawned” is a new book by published novel author who carries the name Adair Arlen, who is described as having, “met her English husband in romantic New Orleans where they spent many happy and eventful years. They now reside with their West Highland White terrier, Glennie, on the ruggedly beautiful West Indian island of Montserrat in the Caribbean”.
The Devil Yawned is her newest novel, which when launched on April 11 at the Public Library here in Montserrat, at 10.30 a.m. will be in addition and a continuation to her novels, The House of Tomorrow and To Say Goodbye, both of which are available at http://www.amazon.com/Devil-Yawned-3-Adair-Arlen/dp/1477478434/ref=la_B0050BWTJO_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1362842245&sr=1-2#reader_1477478434
The books are of a series, “The Paul Gregory Series”, Book 2 being a sequel to The House of Tomorrow (Book 1). The book is filled with fascinating characters. It is a story of love and hate, greed and desire, laughter and tears. It is essentially the tale of a man and a woman who have learned to expect nothing and who nevertheless strive for the ultimate prize – requited love.
Book 2 the sequel: To Say Goodbye includes a prologue which gives the reader background information. Paul Gregory, hero from the first novel, is now, married to the continuing heroine, Liliane Greening. They agree that it would hurt too much to say goodbye and promise never to utter those words.
In addition, Adair has published several magazine articles, is a regular contributor of articles and commentary for The Montserrat Reporter, newspaper, published articles in the Daily Telegraph, and is a collaborator in writing the textbook, Advanced Forensi Civil Investigations. She has also written The Gift, a contemporary short story set in Montserrat; and is currently writing a novel entitled The Perfume Tree.
The books are also available on Kindle.
e-mail: adairarlen@myway.com
All are invited to witness the launch of this new book and see Adair Arlen.
