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Robert Burslem departs from his normal genre for this work. This novella is set in Robert's native Wales. It is a story inspired by true life events. It depicts with compassion the poverty that existed in North Wales during the 1950's and 60's Kevin is faced with an imminent and cataclysmic life changing event. He has to decide if it’s worth going on. Before he makes that decision he needs to face up to his past and the bad things he has done to the ones he loves. He has to decide if redemption is possible. This story is both sad and humorous. At times it is earthy which is a reflection ...

‘Beside Still Waters’ is an action packed historical drama set in a less well known part of Africa. This standalone book is hard hitting from the beginning but goes on to show the softer part of the continent before coming to a dramatic conclusion. The places and events are real. In the mid-1980’s an Angolan mother is brutally murdered. Her baby, rescued by American journalists, is brought up in middle class New York. As she grows the need to know about her origins comes to dominate her thoughts. The search to find first her family and then her true self becomes imperative; she is ...

‘The Valley of the Shadow’ is Robert Burslem’s bestselling African adventure. Highly acclaimed the stand-alone story is inspired by real life events. In the 70’s a disgraced Scottish soldier is exiled to Africa to fight somebody else’s war and comes up against the personification of evil. In a web of international intrigue, deceit and violence he finds love… at a cost. Independant Reviews: ***** “This was a real page-turner, from beginning to end, it did not let up, at times I caught myself holding my breath. The way the author weaved several stories within a story was ...

‘Fear No Evil’ is a highly acclaimed stand-alone story inspired by real life events. In 1963 the Apartheid South African Government partners with Israel to secretly build and test nuclear weapons. Twenty-five years later Apartheid is coming to an end. Nelson Mandela is to be released from prison and South Africa is to get its first black majority government. But the United States, suspecting the secret weapons programme, is determined to ensure that a ‘free’ South Africa is nuclear free. In Botswana Duncan Murdoch, his African wife Elizabeth and their children are struggling. They ...