- Writings and Rightings -
LESLEY CORINA
THE BOOKS
Here are the books I have in print, e-books and new releases ....
A Year with Myself
A humorous look at the year I turned 60 and decided to undertake my 60-4-60 experiences. Simply these are 60 experiences that I’ve wanted to do for, in some cases, a very long time. Many of my experience have deep psychological roots in my childhood. Will I manage them all and how will the experience affect me – if I do get to achieve them all?
Available from the summer of 2016 on Smashwords
The Silence of Eternity
Available as an e-book on Smashwords
Unusually for me the central characters are ghosts.
Johnny and Cutter (both deceased) use the unorthodox medium Mr. Beverley Berkshire to expose murder with, often, humorous glances as they try to turn death into a career move. After twists, turns, ghostly, and human mix-ups the truth is revealed. Passions rise as the living and dead vie for the love of the same woman
The Gentleman Vanishes
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Follow 12 women as they seek revenge on one man.
But who is the mysterious woman whom they seem to miss? Can they justify their revenge? Do they know everything that they need to know in order to make an informed decision? They plan to wreak their collective revenge as all of them travel on the Orient Express
Available from March 2016 on Smashwords.
​Reciprocity
Available as an e-book on Smashwords
The sleepy sea side Cornish village of Penalton is used to runaways and tourists with complex needs. The locals still have their age-old habits and people are still murdered in their beds. Are they connected? The clues are scattered throughout, read, enjoy and try to solve the crime before Inspector Damian Day does it for you.
In Our Name
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What if your first court appearance is as a four year old, giving evidence against your own mother and her boyfriend, in a trial that ends when the judge directs the jury to acquit? This verdict, or lack of it, has far reaching consequences. Consequences that the adults need to resolve in order to find themselves. From this tangled maze of human misery is justice for the innocent possible?
