Tony Riches


Biography

Full time writer based in Pembrokeshire, Wales UK

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Books

The Shell    by Tony Riches
Price: $0.99 USD. 86920 words. Published on February 16, 2013. Fiction.

Mombasa beach: The holiday of a lifetime turns into a nightmare for a young couple. She has to battle for survival in one of the remotest and most dangerous areas of north east Kenya. He has to find and rescue her - before it is too late.
Terra Nova: Antarctic Voyager    by Tony Riches
Price: $0.99 USD. 17190 words. Published on September 16, 2012. Nonfiction.

On the 15th June, 1910 the S.S. Terra Nova left Cardiff Docks to the cheers of a huge crowd, sailing into maritime history and carrying the hopes of a nation. With a foreword by Captain Scott's granddaughter, Dafila Scott, this book tells the story of the ship and the men who sailed on her, including her re-discovery in 2012.
Queen Sacrifice    by Tony Riches
Price: $0.99 USD. 86640 words. Published on August 13, 2012. Fiction.

Long ago, in ancient Wales, two kings battle for their lives. In a land where battles can last decades, trouble is brewing and the stakes are high. The queen of the northern tribes has a new son and the king of the south has young Saxon bride. At the heart of the conflict are the bishops, who are torn between their faith and their duty.

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Smashwords book reviews by Tony Riches

  • How to Format Your Manuscript for Kindle and Nook: 3rd Edition on June 01, 2011
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    A really useful book that will save you a bit of time and take some of the mystery out of eBook formatting
  • Pickup In Aisle Twelve on Sep. 19, 2012
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    Fast paced and fun, Heather Dugan has a very readable style that will leave you wanting to know more!
  • Ten Interesting Things About Human Behavior on Oct. 21, 2012
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    This book is short but thought provoking and informative. Why do we act the way we do? Why do we change our minds so often? Why are reality TV shows, some of which portray contestants as pathetic and dysfunctional, so popular? Suzanne points out that psychological science has addressed these and many other questions about human behaviour – but the results are usually hidden away in specialist journals. In this book Suzanne begins to share some of these findings.