John Nicholl
Writing White is the coldest colour was a cathartic process. I'm something of a perfectionist, and never feel entirely satisfied with my work. White is the coldest colour was inspired by my professional experiences. The novel is entirely fictional, but draws on my experiences as a police officer, child protection social worker, manager and trainer.
During my career I was faced with case after case that left me incredulous as to the harm sexual predators chose to inflict on their victims. The book reflects that reality.
The story is set in 1992, a more naive time when many found it extremely difficult to believe that a significant number of adults posed a serious risk to children.
The book includes content that some readers may find upsetting from the start.
It is dedicated to survivors everywhere.
During my career I was faced with case after case that left me incredulous as to the harm sexual predators chose to inflict on their victims. The book reflects that reality.
The story is set in 1992, a more naive time when many found it extremely difficult to believe that a significant number of adults posed a serious risk to children.
The book includes content that some readers may find upsetting from the start.
It is dedicated to survivors everywhere.
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Rolland Love
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John Nicholl:
John, I have received 100's of reviews comparing my writing to Mark Twain. Are there any places, other than standard reviews, Facebook and Tweets I can post information about my prize that would get attentions? Thanks for your impute. ❤️ FREE - Born Dead on a Winter's Night was selected one of the Best reads by Amazon Kindle January 2018. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/born-dead-winters-night-rolland-love/
Stefanie
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John Nicholl:
Hi John, I am posting on this thread because GR won't let me send you a private message. My friends Jan and Christine both have requested copies of your book 2 "When Evil Calls Your Name" and have suggested a group read. I have yet to ask you about a copy. If it isn't too much trouble I would love to read and review your second book? Thanks for the consideration Stefanie
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Oct 26, 2016 04:58AM · flag