River of Dreams

by T. Mullen, Barbara Kral-Carr (Editor)

Overview

In the wake of murder, three characters within a young man's dreams identify the culprit. But putting the criminal behind bars creates another challenge. Set within England's beautiful and ancient university town of Durham, River of Dreams braids together the stories of a medieval battle, the construction of a Norman cathedral, and a failed French rebellion - to help solve a murder mystery. A soldier, a milkmaid and a rebel transform to unusual allies in this fresh storyline that oscillates between centuries and flicks between nations. For more about books by T. Mullen, check out www.RoundwoodPress.com.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151572071
Publisher:	Roundwood Press
Publication date:	04/04/2013
Series:	Rivers of Time Series , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	321 KB

About the Author

T. Mullen was born in sunny St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, and then moved to the suburbs north of Chicago, where he lived until he was seven. His family then moved to Ireland, which became home base for the next eighteen years. He studied architectural and civil engineering as well as business administration and spent fifteen years working outside the U.S. as a consultant regarding water resource and environmental projects in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. Spending half his life in the U.S. and half outside influenced the topics Mullen writes about - including travel, history, and cultural clashes. He has written several magazine articles related to environmental issues and has also written a few books, including Wine and Work - People Loving Life, as well as Rivers of Change - Trailing the Waterways of Lewis and Clark. For more about T.Mullen and his books, check out www.RoundwoodPress.com.

Editorial Reviews

River of Dreams
T. Mullen. Roundwood Press. $5.99 e-book ISBN 9780984956531
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In the wake of murder, three characters in a young man's dreams identify the culprit within England's beautiful and ancient university town of Durham.

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