The Broadland Tree - Andrews, Marcel K.
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Martin Allen is a thirty-five-year-old construction surveyor, an ordinary man who is pursuing a long-run ambition of tracing his family tree. His search has finally come to an end, stopping at a record of a baptism held in 1777 of a child called Jacob, to parents Edward and Elizabeth Allen. No more information can be found beyond that date, it is a mystery to him who his ancestors were. This story covers the lost story of his discovered ancestors and follows three generations from the Georgian period to the beginning of the Victorian age. The setting is the county of Norfolk, particularly…mehr

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Martin Allen is a thirty-five-year-old construction surveyor, an ordinary man who is pursuing a long-run ambition of tracing his family tree. His search has finally come to an end, stopping at a record of a baptism held in 1777 of a child called Jacob, to parents Edward and Elizabeth Allen. No more information can be found beyond that date, it is a mystery to him who his ancestors were. This story covers the lost story of his discovered ancestors and follows three generations from the Georgian period to the beginning of the Victorian age. The setting is the county of Norfolk, particularly around the city of Norwich, and covers the lives of simple working people living around both a rural and city setting who are enjoying love, suffering loss and tragedy, and living their lives according to the seasons.
Autorenporträt
Marcel K Andrews is from Norwich and works full time in construction industry as a bricklayer. He is married to Catherine and they have a son. He began writing novels in 2011. His first work The Broadland Tree published in 2019. He has written a sequel to that novel but it remains as per yet still unpublished. This novel: The Silvergate Restoration was inspired from years of work in the building trade. It is the novel he always wanted to write.