The Wells: 1 (Hope Trilogy) - Tapa blanda

Gooch, Patrick

 
9781908483423: The Wells: 1 (Hope Trilogy)

Sinopsis

In the summer of 1736, Marius Hope, a troubled young doctor, takes leave of his responsibilities at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London, and journeys to The Wells (Royal Tunbridge Wells), an up-and-coming spa town set to rival Bath. Hope’s idyllic new life is interrupted when he finds himself caught up in a series of events—two fatal fires and a death on the town racecourse. Hope is called upon to make use of his medical background to aid the authorities in exposing the culprits. The young doctor is forced to confront his increasing suspicion that Maurice Conyers is behind the murders. Drawn ever deeper into the intrigues of the spa town, Hope is exposed to ruthless attack. The pressure is on for him to find the mastermind of the plot or lose his life at the hands of his unknown adversary. This novel is based on historical fact, with many of the characters involved in the scandal contributing to the narrative.

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Patrick Gooch was born in London, and has enjoyed an interesting and varied career. He studied the history of art and went on to lecture at the Central School of Art and Design in London. He also worked for many years as a marketing professional for British, German, and American international companies. One of his roles was chief executive of a British government-inspired trade council. Later, at the request of the Spanish government, Patrick established and managed Foods from Spain, a campaign to promote Spanish foods and wines in the UK. For his service, Patrick was awarded the title Commander of Civil Merit by King Juan Carlos. It was while traveling to all parts of Europe, Central, and South America that Patrick began writing. He wrote several novels and it was at his wife’s insistence that he sought to have them published. Married with two sons, Patrick Gooch lives close to the Ashdown forest in East Sussex.

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