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Nick has written two novels. His latest, Soul Purpose, is published by Immanion Press, and is available directly from them. It can also be found on amazon.co.uk, amazon.com, as well as many other online websites. You can also order it through your local bookshop.
It is also now available at www. smashwords.com as a new-fangled e-book for the paltry sum of $5 - cheaper than a take-away pizza, and almost as much fun!
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Alan
Reece is a vet who hates his job. He hates the long hours. He hates the
horrible night calls. Most of all, he hates James Herriot for lying to
him for all those years, and somehow making it all look like fun. His
fiancee has left him, and he fully expects that things will only get
worse.
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He’s
right, of course. What he’s not expecting is that one of his
dreaded nocturnal farm visits will set in motion a complicated series
of events involving transparent cows, aliens, zombies, and the end of
all life on Earth.
Alan is about to learn that there are some things worse in life than having a job that you hate.
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To
say that Alan Reece was having a bad day would be an understatement; in
fact Alan was having a bad life and that life was about to be cut
prematurely short by the imminent end of the world. Stuck in a job he
hates and missing his fiancé who, for reasons that he
sympathised with, had recently become his ex-fiancé. It was bad
enough being a sleep deprived vet, but when Alan attends the birth of a
transparent calf he's fatefully aware that his life is just about to
take a turn for the worse...
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’...a delight to read. If this is Marsh's first novel, then all I can say is I can't wait to see his next one.’’ - Sci Fi Online
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Before Soul Purpose, there was…The Ancients, a fantasy novel which was written much longer ago, but of which Nick is still quite proud.
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Nick's
writing has to compete with his work, his wife, and his xbox.
Nevertheless, he is very close to completing a sequel to Soul Purpose....watch this space...!
LONELY PLACES
Nick has used the excellent Inform program to write a
Lovecraftian-themed Interactive Fiction game (what we oldies used to
call a text adventure) - you will need a Z-Machine player such as
WinFrotz to play it (just can get that here)
DOWNLOAD LONELY PLACES
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