Member Since:
Nov. 04, 2012
David E Perrott
Biography
David E Perrott was born in Tumbarumba in the ruggedly beautiful Snowy
Mountains, where he lived for twenty years.
After leaving Tumbarumba he had jobs in many fields.
His work took him from Melbourne to Mt Isa, from Triabunna in Tasmania to
Townsville in the tropical north,from the dry red plains of the outback,
to the shining blue sea of the barrier reef.
He currently lives in Bundaberg Queensland, where he works as a marine
surveyor and electrical consultant.
David has released his second book, ’Escape from Andaman’
another story taken from several manuscripts, written over many years.
Mountains, where he lived for twenty years.
After leaving Tumbarumba he had jobs in many fields.
His work took him from Melbourne to Mt Isa, from Triabunna in Tasmania to
Townsville in the tropical north,from the dry red plains of the outback,
to the shining blue sea of the barrier reef.
He currently lives in Bundaberg Queensland, where he works as a marine
surveyor and electrical consultant.
David has released his second book, ’Escape from Andaman’
another story taken from several manuscripts, written over many years.
Where to find David E Perrott online
Books
The Lost People of Tumbarumba
by David E Perrott
Price:
$10.99 USD.
Words: 71,870.
Language:
English.
Published: February 7, 2013
by
ReadOnTime BV.
Categories:
Fiction » Adventure » Action
In 1923, a drover rode his horse into the flooded Murrumbidge River at Gundagai and was drowned. This left his only son Albert, with one hundred and fifty seven cattle, an old wagon, two dogs and precious little else. The young man was seventeen, and then he met a girl and they married. He promised Sarah that droving would be good for them.
Escape from Andaman
by David E Perrott
Price:
$10.99 USD.
Words: 69,830.
Language:
English.
Published: November 4, 2012
by
ReadOnTime BV.
Categories:
Fiction » Adventure » Action
The Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal are typical tropical islands, always warm with cooling sea breezes.
None of this mattered to Leasa Easting an Australian widow who was stranded in Port Blair, down on her luck and her money.
She is befriended by Alnos, a government official who gets her a job as an assistant on a research vessel cruising the Indian Ocean.
He too goes along for the cruise.