John Eider


Biography

My pen name is John Eider. I work full time and write at evenings and weekends.

I've been writing for several years now; a mental magpie, I change genre a lot, most recently writing detective fiction and adventures. I have three books on Smashwords:

Detective Novels
– Late of the Payroll
– Not a Very Nice Woman

Alternative Future/Adventure
- The Night the Lights Went Out

I write because I have characters, scenes and stories on my mind, and need a stage for them to play on. I hope you enjoy reading them.

Where to find John Eider online

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Books

The Night the Lights Went Out    by John Eider
Price: Free! 78750 words. Published on October 20, 2012. Fiction.

A freak electrical storm sweeps over Britain, knocking out power lines in its wake. Without the National Grid, Britain is in left in the dark – no lights, no heat, no electricity... From among the British refugees now scattered across northern France, a young soldier is recruited for a mission that takes him back home, to find a Britain at once recognisable and massively altered.
Not a Very Nice Woman    by John Eider
Price: Free! 76240 words. Published on May 5, 2012. Fiction.

(3.00 from 1 review)
A woman is found dead in her room at the care home she lived in, strangled and left lying on her Chinese rug. The death is motiveless, the room otherwise untouched, expensive objects left unstolen; meanwhile, even the fellow residents admit their friend's life was largely a mystery to them, with "decades left unaccounted for". It is left to the detectives to solve her mystery.
Late of the Payroll    by John Eider
Price: Free! 99020 words. Published on December 3, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
*** New version, newly proof-read *** The town of Southney is already rife with rumours of industrial unrest at its largest employer, before a man goes missing on the day he was running the firm's payroll. The search for him leads the detectives to uncover other secrets, find links to a previous missing persons case, and ultimately sees the town's worst fears realised.

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