Visions

Past and present collide in this psychological thriller set in the 1980s.

Twelve years have passed since Eleanor escaped London to discover a new life. Hiding in a remote country village, she truly thinks she will be safe. But is she?

James Barton-Wells is desperate to save his ancestral home yet the fate of Westbourne House has attracted the attention of a wealthy property developer from London. Eleanor consults her friend, Charles, who has his own story. Fearful Perry Hampton is the man who undoubtedly wrecked his future, he wonders if his altruistic offer to bankroll the restoration masks a more sinister game plan.

Against all odds, the characters are drawn together to save Westbourne House, oblivious to the menace unfolding. Yet it is not until Eleanor comes face to face with a deadly adversary, she finally understands the danger that threatens everyone she loves.

This book will draw you into a world of suspense with shocking psychological twists you will never see coming.Visions: Book 2 of the ＂Same Face Different Place＂ series, a romantic British thriller through the decades.

Inspired by the powerful characters, you would expect in a Leslie Pearse novel, this story has been described as a gripping, complex mystery which will take the reader for a thrilling, emotional ride.

This book is an excellent choice for those who enjoy British thrillers and romantic suspense.

Helen J. Christmas lives on the south coast of England, with her husband. She has a passion for gripping stories with strong characters and with a love of writing since childhood. Helen started her own series of books titled ’Same Face Different Place’ in 2011. Her first book ’Beginnings’ is an intense thriller/love story, set in 1970s London. Helen finished her second book. ’Visions’, in 2013 - a psychological thriller set in the 1980s around the counties of London and Kent. She has now written the third in the series ’Pleasures, ’ a coming of age thriller of the 90s where the story almost concludes... with one final book to follow. Writing is something she juggles around family and social life as well as running a web design company that she and her husband set up together at home. You can find more by visiting the website www.samefacedifferentplace.com with links to all social networks and blog.