Pascale

by Hollie Beadell

Edward Pascale has always been interested In two things, 1920’s memorabilia and of course love. He has been a fine art thief since he was 21 so when he receives a letter to steal a 1920s diary from the museum of New York how could he resist. As Edward wakes up at his hotel room the morning after he steals the diary that’s when he discovers that somehow he had found his way to 1923 New York. In a time where prohibition, gangsters and jazz music ruled the mean streets of New York. Edward meets a woman named Gazelle and falls desperately in love with her but there’s a catch. Gazelle already is the girlfriend of up and coming gangster Pierre the Dentist Francs. He is dragged into a dark and violent love triangle and nothing ever good can come from that as all of them wrestle with love and jealously.

70 pages, Paperback

First published March 3, 2015

About the author

Hollie Beadell is a singer/songwriter and author. She was born in Croydon just outside London, her parents divorced when she was 5 years old and was bought up by her Dad and her Grandmother. She left school at a young age not knowing what she wanted to do in life. She is a very keen film maker and also in her spear time writes songs. Hollie became interested in writing when she was 20 but never thought that she wanted to do anything with it. She has written two books and is now working on other book projects.

Hollies books

"My Brothers Fiancée"
http://www.amazon.co.uk/My-Brothers-F...

"Pascale"
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pascale-Holli...

Reviews

[Miriam Smith (A Mother’s Musings) · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thoroughly enjoyed the storyline to this book. Edward is a fine art thief with a particular passion for 1920's memorabilia, and after stealing a 1920's diary finds himself time travelled to 1923. "Pascale" by Hollie Beadell is an interesting and intriguing short story book. I liked the characters, especially the relationship between Edward and Baze. It leaves you thought provoking.... "when you think that you have been there and done that before...chances are you have!" I give the storyline to this book 4 stars as there are some typos but that doesn't distract you from the main story.