Gaynor Madoc Leonard


Biography

Gaynor Madoc Leonard was born and brought up in Wales, where her parents still live. Gaynor has lived and worked in London for most of her life. Her first novel, The Carmarthen Underground, was published in December 2009 by Y Lolfa (www.ylolfa.com). Since then, the original novel has been published as an e-book on smashwords.com.
Two further novels in the series have been published and are available in print from lulu.com. The books are now also available for e-readers.

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Books

The Carmarthen Underground - Darkness at Dark Gate    by Gaynor Madoc Leonard
Price: $4.99 USD. 50040 words. Published on December 6, 2012. Fiction.

The respectable façade of Carmarthenshire’s county town conceals a secret world of crime and betrayal, doggedly policed by a local intelligence organisation. Darkness at Dark Gate reveals the true face of this alternative reality Carmarthen.
The Carmarthen Underground - A Meeting of Dragons    by Gaynor Madoc Leonard
Price: $2.99 USD. 58810 words. Published on March 27, 2012. Fiction.

In this sequel to The Carmarthen Underground, Carmarthen Intelligence once again finds itself up against a foreign power intent on using Wales for its own ends. A kidnapping alerts our friends at the agency to a dastardly plot and CI joins forces with the Welsh Bureau of Investigation, WARF and the people of Myddfai to defeat its new enemies.
Other Stories    by Gaynor Madoc Leonard
Price: $0.99 USD. 15020 words. Published on March 13, 2012. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
Stories to touch the heart, make you laugh or bring a chill to the spine. A prize-winning story of remembered love, a whimsical rural tale, a woman haunted by a former lover, a detective story pastiche, and an act of kindness which changes two lives.

Gaynor Madoc Leonard’s tag cloud

celtic    collection    fiction    humour    literary    offbeat    offbeat celtic    short stories   

Smashwords book reviews by Gaynor Madoc Leonard

  • Gwenna's gift on Dec. 15, 2011
    star star star star star
    Eifion Jenkins has written an absorbing tale set in pre-history, in Celtic Britain. As well as being a very readable story, it teaches us something of the history and customs of the time. I really recommend this for young people as both a thoroughly enjoyable read and as an easy and accessible history lesson. For adults, I would also recommend Eifion's book (currently only available in print) If You Fall I Will Catch You.