The First Few Frames

Set in New Zealand, the plot twists around the existence of a secret sordid video. Jane finds out quickly that business is dirty, espionage and spying are rife. The stakes are high. Reputations are made and lost. Some have nothing to lose. Violence, Blackmail, Espionage and Sex abound. Jane Tillhurst is thrust into this volatile world when her father is tragically killed in a truck accident.

Set in New Zealand, the plot twists around the existence of a secret sordid video. Jane finds out quickly that business is dirty, espionage and spying are rife. The stakes are high. Reputations are made and lost. Some have nothing to lose. Violence, Blackmail, Espionage and sex abound. Thrust into this volatile world when her father is tragically killed in a truck accident, she is left alone to fend for herself. Young, inexperienced and naïve she has to grow up fast. When her first real love ends in a violent episode she discovers a deep seated determination to succeed, not only beyond anyone's expectations, but to take the ultimate revenge on the man who nearly killed her. The scene is set for an exciting series that follows the lives of the men and women who make Jane who she is. Scandal, violence, sex, espionage and love are entangled in a fast moving plot that will leave you gasping for more.

Self-described as a talented drifter, GB Davies moved from a successful career in Marketing and Public Relations to the other side of the equation; that being freelance Journalism. The Freelance lifestyle suits, allowing time to indulge in other pursuits and hobbies. Having always dreamed of writing a novel but, like so many others, never actually getting around to the task, the opportunity presented itself while away working with a client. The germ of an idea grew, and the first twenty thousand words were completed rapidly. As they say, the rest is history, or rather, text. The Author is an avid photographer and traveler, spending many months on the road across several continents each year. Photography, travel and writing are excellent bedfellows, extending the mind and providing an almost endless supply of ideas and characters along the way.