never forget

by Mark D. Radford

Harry Lucas had a rough youth as he became a victim of bullying, this was led mainly by Andrew Robinson. Harry would fear and dread every day of which resulted in tension within the family.Since this time Harry moved on with his life but could never forget what happened all those years ago. He would cause problems for his parents in his attempt to do anything but have faced the prospect of seeing Andrew Robinson.It caused tense times within the Lucas household and never had the chance to put things right for them.After a visit to the craft fair, there was an announcement that made these feelings of anger return to Harry. The whole bullying thing was never forgotten, only this time they were older, but not so wiser.Could this be Harry’s chance of bringing it all back for Andrew and will he get to learn how much pain he caused Harry and his family back then? Harry’s sister Isobel just wanted Harry to move on as that time had gone.Harry could not agree as he will never get those days back.Can Harry find a way of dealing with this problem that had been eating him for years now? Was Isobel right about moving on or would Harry’s determination eventually drag Isobel into this, just like he did with his parents all those years ago?Find out and see what happens when Harry had to live with this for years, it was something that he could “Never Forget.”

Kindle Edition

Published January 11, 2019

About the author

I started writing in 2004. This has since become my hobby. The books that are currently available are Identified, Revenged, Distant Cries, The Lift (Short Story) and Maggie.

At present, I am currently writing my latest novel called "Touched" of which will be released later this year.

I do not have a facebook account, but do have a link to Twitter @holte77 and my own website - www.markdradford.co.uk.

Like most authors, the big time is the ultimate dream. I am by no means a professional writer and certainly no proof reader, but somebody who has a few stories to tell.
It is nice to be able to switch off and away from any negatives on a day to day basis and then drift off into my own space to write.

A writing course educated me in thinking that nothing is poor, nothing is bad. The people that reflect on such things are purely suggesting that their opinion differs to others.

Also, a writer should not write for the view of others, a writer should write for themselves and they will eventually create their own audience.