Dance of Deceit

By Ron Shillingford

Maureen thought she had a perfect marriage to Jeff. That’s until he started secretly meeting a mysterious blonde every Wednesday night. With their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary party approaching, Maureen’s excitement has been tempered by her husband’s deceit. She is not sure what to do. It all unfolds in quite an unexpected fashion.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ron Shillingford
• Release date: Jan 4, 2012
• ISBN: 9781465797742

Ron Shillingford

The only subject I was any good at during my childhood was English, so becoming a world renowned novelist was the supreme fantasy along with achieving the typical sporty ones concerning World Cup football matches and world title boxing fights.I've always had a profound love of the written word, whether creating, reading or analyzing. It's lead to an exciting career in journalism and three well received published books have come along the way: No Glove No Love (boxing novel), The Elite Forces Handbook of Unarmed Combat (martial arts) and From Prison to the Premiership (ghostwritten autobiography).The next phase is writing ebooks which I am grateful to Smashwords for providing the opportunity to do.Judging by the intinial reaction to my work, I may have finally found my niche!For feedback, please contact me on: [e-mail] or on facebook: Ronnie Shillingford

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DANCE OF DECEIT

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Ron Shillingford

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Dance Of Deceit

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Maureen read the agony aunt’s letter in her local newspaper and burst into tears. The letter was about a woman convinced that her husband was cheating on her with a young blonde who lived nearby. It could have been written by Maureen. The agony aunt’s advice was to confront the husband.

Until three months previously Maureen’s life was a happy and contented one with Jeff, her husband of twenty-four