/24-7PressRelease/ - June 07, 2008 - Eddie Jacobs lies in the Peruvian Jungle bleeding from a gunshot wound. He has gone to Machu Picchu to find his girlfriend Julia who has disappeared. Sam Jones, an undercover policewoman in the Drug's Squad saves his life. Now both their lives are in danger from a ruthless drug trafficking gang as the plot twists and turns in Peru and back in England as they search for the truth about Julia.
About the Author:
Morton Middleditch lives in Devon in England. Since retiring as Chief Executive of the SPAR Food Group, Morton has written a monthly article for a grocery trade magazine and was commissioned by SPAR to create a 90,000 word archive of its 50 year history. This led to a book of 33,000 words on the 50th Anniversary which is now published. Morton is currently working on the sequel to Left For Dead which is called All Five Fingers.
Excerpt from the book:
"Eddie lay there, he was feeling incredibly hot. He could not believe how hot he was and he didn't have a clue why, or where he was. He could feel the sweat all over his body but the discomfort of the heat was nothing compared to the searing pain in his shoulder and an intense throbbing in his head.
Where was he? Where could he be that made him feel this way? He could hardly keep his eyes open but the pain stopped him from drifting off to sleep. Within what seemed a few seconds he had gone from burning up to feeling intensely cold; so cold that his body started to shake. His teeth were chattering. From feeling hot one minute how could he feel so cold the next?
'What the hell is happening to me,' he croaked to anybody that might hear. There was nobody."
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LEFT FOR DEAD can be ordered from Authorhouse at:
http://www.authorhouse.co.uk/BookStore/ItemDetail~bookid~51441.aspx
and from Amazon at:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Left-Dead-Morton-Middleditch/dp/1434392082/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1212433988&sr=8-1
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS BOOK, CONTACT:
Morton Middleditch (author)
E-mail: mrm@dsl.pipex.com
NEWSPAPERS OR MAGAZINES CAN RECEIVE COMPLIMENTARY COPIES TO REVIEW THE BOOK BY CONTACTING:
Daniel Cooke (Dcooke@authorhouse.co.uk)
Tel. 0800 197 4150
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