Three Times Dead

By D C Grant

After almost drowning in a surfing accident, Bevan has an out-of-body experience which leads him to consider his own mortality and the possibility of life after death. In a second brush with death, he loses his left leg below the knee and is left facing months of recovery and rehabilitation. While in hospital, Bevan is visited by a stranger – a Maori claiming to be his grandfather. The appearance of the old man heralds the start of strange dreams which follows the events of New Zealand's Waikato War of 1863. Bevan puts these dreams down to the effects of the strong pain medication, but when they continue after he leaves hospital he starts to search for answers. Who is the Maori warrior called Haki and what is his connection to Bevan? An explanation can only be found in another place and time – when Bevan dies a third time.

• Language: English
• Publisher: D C Grant
• Release date: Jun 24, 2013
• ISBN: 9780473250232

D C Grant

D C Grant was born in Manchester, England but she didn’t stay there for long as the family moved to Lowestoft, Suffolk when she was four. She didn’t stay here for long either, moving to South Africa with her family when she was thirteen. This is where she found that she liked words to string words together and create a story out of thin air. Just when she thought her inter-continental moving days were over, she moved to New Zealand with husband and two daughters. Here she was first published by Scholastic NZ Ltd.Since then she has proceeded to write and publish books, expanding into digital ebooks as the format became more popular. While her first few books are set in New Zealand, later books expand into other parts of the world, drawing on her experiences whilst living in other countries.Her favorite authors are Lee Child and Bernard Cornwell and, while she reads diversely, she leans towards the mystery/thriller and historical fiction. So it is only right that she writes in these genres for children and young adults.D C Grant lives in a New York loft style apartment in Auckland, New Zealand with a slightly psychotic cat called Candy and drinks lots of coffee to power her through the late night writing sessions – because she’s a night owl!Find D C Grant at:www.dcgrant.co.nzhttps://www.facebook.com/dcgrantwriterhttps://www.goodreads.com/D_C_Granthttps://dcgrantwriter.wordpress.com/

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