Kerena Swan
author : Kerena SwanKerena Swan trained as a social worker and worked for Social Services for over 25 years. For the past 14 years she has owned and managed an ‘outstanding’ rated agency for children with disabilities. Following serious illnesses she decided to fulfil her long-held ambition of writing a book and getting it published. ‘Dying to See You’, published by Bloodhound Books, was her debut novel. She has since written three more. \n \nKerena lives with her family in a small village in Bedfordshire, UK and her books are set in the surrounding areas.\nDrawing on her extensive knowledge and experience of the problematic world of social work and social studies, Kerena adds a unique angle to the domestic noir and crime genre. In her writing she loves to explore the many facets of people's personalities and give the reader the opportunity to understand motives for behaviour, both good and bad.\n\nDying to See You - When Sophie meets Max she believes he is a good man. After all, she knows where he works and has met his nan. But Max has secrets and hidden depths that no amount of internet checking will reveal.\n\nScared to Breathe - When Tasha inherits a creepy, isolated house she persuades her reluctant boyfriend to move there, believing it to be an escape from the threats of a family who she gave evidence against after witnessing a stabbing. But have they found her or are the strange happenings all in her mind?\n\nWho's There? - Arnold is delighted when he is allocated a flat of his own. After all, life isn't easy for a young man with Down's syndrome. Now he can be free from Mum's nagging, watch endless films and find a girlfriend. But a London drug gang needs a new small town base and Arnold provides the perfect cover for their illegal dealings. Soon Arnold is dragged into a world of crack cocaine and modern slavery. Can Arnold break free?\n\nIf you would like to hear more about new releases, read Kerena's blogs and download free short-stories, then visit www.kerenaswan.com. \nYou can also find Kerena here -\nTwitter - @kerenaswan\nFacebook - @kerenaswan\nInstagram - kerenaswan
author : Kerena SwanKerena Swan trained as a social worker and worked for Social Services for over 25 years. For the past 14 years she has owned and managed an ‘outstanding’ rated agency for children with disabilities. Following serious illnesses she decided to fulfil her long-held ambition of writing a book and getting it published. ‘Dying to See You’, published by Bloodhound Books, was her debut novel. She has since written three more. \n \nKerena lives with her family in a small village in Bedfordshire, UK and her books are set in the surrounding areas.\nDrawing on her extensive knowledge and experience of the problematic world of social work and social studies, Kerena adds a unique angle to the domestic noir and crime genre. In her writing she loves to explore the many facets of people's personalities and give the reader the opportunity to understand motives for behaviour, both good and bad.\n\nDying to See You - When Sophie meets Max she believes he is a good man. After all, she knows where he works and has met his nan. But Max has secrets and hidden depths that no amount of internet checking will reveal.\n\nScared to Breathe - When Tasha inherits a creepy, isolated house she persuades her reluctant boyfriend to move there, believing it to be an escape from the threats of a family who she gave evidence against after witnessing a stabbing. But have they found her or are the strange happenings all in her mind?\n\nWho's There? - Arnold is delighted when he is allocated a flat of his own. After all, life isn't easy for a young man with Down's syndrome. Now he can be free from Mum's nagging, watch endless films and find a girlfriend. But a London drug gang needs a new small town base and Arnold provides the perfect cover for their illegal dealings. Soon Arnold is dragged into a world of crack cocaine and modern slavery. Can Arnold break free?\n\nIf you would like to hear more about new releases, read Kerena's blogs and download free short-stories, then visit www.kerenaswan.com. \nYou can also find Kerena here -\nTwitter - @kerenaswan\nFacebook - @kerenaswan\nInstagram - kerenaswan