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David Lake

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Born

Rhondda, The United Kingdom

Website

http://www.tearsofglass.co.uk

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DavidLake@TearsGlassLake

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Thriller, Mystery, Suspense

Influences

John Le Carre Lional Davidson Raymond Chandler

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February 2015

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David lake has a background in Science and the Record Industry.
Both facets are represented in Tears Of Glass which was first published in 1994 and re-published as an eBook in 2015
' The World's First Interactive Book '
according to Publishing News as this is the first book ever to have its own soundtrack as part of the narrative.
A number of other 'Firsts 'include the promotion of rock music in English Cathedrals and of launching Vangelis at the Royal Albert Hall.
He lives with his family near London.
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Tears of Glass

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Tears Of Glass

In the early eighties President Reagan announced his ' Star Wars ' initiative, a missile shield to protect The West from Nuclear attack. In the late eighties 22 British Scientists, all working on ' Star Wars' were killed in a series of accidents and suicides. In 1989, the Cold War ended and the Wall came down.
The relationship between these events forms the impulse for the book, in which I've used Read more of this blog post »

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