Ian Macdonald

The author was born and educated in England and served in the British armed forces and briefly as an officer in the British Prison Service. He subsequently became a financial adviser and retired as an executive in a financial planning firm. He took up writing as a hobby upon retirement and he now lives in Ontario with his wife. His writing has a military or law enforcement theme to it as his interests lie in that field.

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compassionate    crimes agains women    cruelty    faked justice    falsely accused    fatal results    fraud deception    govt secret agents    heroic    nasty promlem solvers    romance    romance about internet dating    romance after abuse    romance after divorce    romance and happily ever after    romantic    romantic adventure    romantic uplifting    sensual    shadow boys adventures    shadow boys romance    sinister bank errors    terrorism fighting operations    uplifting    violence   

• Bleak Winter's Heart on July 28, 2013
  
  The story line is very good and quite gripping. It is a little overly descriptive in places and less so in others. I enjoyed reading this book - keep it up.
  
• With The Angels on Aug. 08, 2013
  
  I really enjoyed the exploits of Tristan Banks. The storyline was griping and moved along nicely. I enjoyed reading this book and look forward to reading others by this author. Keep them coming.
  
• Red Die on Aug. 17, 2013
  
  I enjoyed reading this book. It was fast paced, held my interest and that is what a good book should do.The storyline was gripping and I was certainly never bored reading it. I would recommend this book as an excellent read. It has the odd flaw, hence my four star rating - but this is not a university term paper - it a book and a damn good one. Well worth the read. Congratulations on a job well done
  
• Shooting Crows At Dawn on Aug. 17, 2013
  
  I found this book to be an excellent read from start to finish. Fast paced, gripping and totally believable. The characters were vividly described and one could identify readily with how they would think and act in real life. That is because they do act this way and David has captured it perfectly in this novel. I could not put this book down once I started it. Good Job, David -keep 'em coming.
  
• Darke Revenge on Sep. 10, 2013
  
  I was gripped by this book from start to finish and found it difficult to put down. It had a very compelling storyline and one that grabbed hold of your attention and held it throughout. This book lives up to its genre of Thriller and Suspense and for fans of this I heartily recommend this book. I really enjoyed it - well done excellent work and I will certainly read more of your books.
  
• Don't Call Me Baby on Oct. 20, 2013
  
  I really enjoyed reading this book, I couldn't put it down. The characters jumped right off the page and her descriptive talent is excellent. The plot line was very well developed and the characters were totally believable. This young lady has talent and if you are a fan of this genre she is definitely worth reading. I was not disappointed and I am sure you won't be either. Keep up the good work, Betty, excellent job.
  
• The May Day Murders on Feb. 09, 2022
  
  Congratulations Scott. A well written book and a very well thought out story. It keeps you interested from the first page to the last. I certainly enjoyed it.
  
• Hostile Witness, a Josie Bates Thriller on June 30, 2022
  
  This book grips you from page one, you simply cannot put it down. It really is compelling, superbly written and commands your full attention. Having read it I can see why Rebecca mad the best sellers list - a truly worthy accolade.
  
• Distant Relations on Aug. 07, 2022
  
  Distant relations is a well written, compelling and thrilling tale. It has intrigue, suspense and family dynamics all intertwined. The reader will find it very hard to put down - I know that I did. A great read.