The Special Detective

About the Book

In the quiet city of Westgate Shores life hardly moves forward, without a shove, even sunlight tries to not directly shine on the town too quickly. Here however the land is peaceful; no technology or brand rules the social hierarchy people are just decent, very dull and everywhere. But this recluse for the overly excited now plays host to a criminal mob from the modern high powered era terrorising its streets, recruiting its youth and being very troublesome for the cities, illuminating, police force who just so happen to recruit a local man of their own who has a mysterious past, a big sword and a habit of kicking buttocks where ever his foot can reach it. This is the introduction of Jack Ryan, who will take the fi ght to the street, the road, the street again and a dozen other dotted places around town. Lets just hope he can get it done right along side the humbling bumbling police unit S.O.23 and the beautiful “Penelope” who is a transfer offi cer from France who carries a really big gun and really modest opinions.

About the Author

The author unlike many people knows he doesn’t have a clue but he doesn’t let it stop him from time to time. A Liverpool man and a father of 4 he likes to read, write, entertain his children and pester his wife for tea which never comes. Making writing a near full time occupation Mr Wignall has abandoned most of his other 11 hobbies in favour of writing in a similar fashion to his all time favourite author, the great Sir Terry Prachett. He tries not to compete with Sir Terry but wouldn’t mind a try, if not to be viewed on the same page then to at least get close enough to get his autograph or a picture of them shaking beards. THE SPECIAL DETECTIVE has been a trying piece of work but have spurred on several related titles which his children have used as a spelling tool and conversational item only but when using his faulty laptop his wife merely says “have you fi nished with the socket yet?”. Hoping to amuse you all with the fi rst piece of the tale Mark Wignall would like to thank you for taking the time to look at this page and hopes you will fi nd the rest of the book readable and worth the time.