Free copy of The First Sense eBook - for a Limited Period

Author N P Postlethwaite is offering a free copy of her fiction eBook The First Sense - until midday (GMT) on Wednesday 2nd April 2014 as an EPUB file for e-book readers . 

The First Sense novel is Rated 5 out of 5 by readers on Amazon Kindle. Read more reviews of the novel here.

The First Sense is set in the future in a beautiful new British city called Lakes City that sprawls across what is now Cumbria. The story twists and turns around three people with extraordinary abilities; Eiko uncovers secrets from shadows, smells memories, and reads between life’s lines. Café owner Thorsen, alleviates his customers’ mental afflictions with his mysterious culinary creations, and Zach gate-crashes others' private thoughts for his self-gratification. However, all three characters struggle to understand their abilities, and as their stories unfold and lives intertwine, their mysteries unravel with devastating consequences. 

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The Return - A Poem

Did you wait until the earth was dry 

So the sun would warm our tears?

Did you slip away in the light of spring 

So we couldn’t see you leave?

I feel you drift away in the gentle breeze 

As all our lives stop still

And as you lay back down upon the ground

I climb high upon a hill

Your shadow falls across each step I pass 

The lake reflects the world like glass

Birds circle and cry beneath my feet

What a desolate but perfect place to sleep 

Your life touches mine and then I see 

That there is much of you in me 

I glance back down to mourn the view 

It’s not my time to climb as high as you

I know it’s time for you to go your way

And you’re leaving me in this glorious day

And so I weep goodbye and I wish you well

One day we’ll meet again upon this fell

Nisha P Postlethwaite is author of 'The First Sense' fiction eBook based in the Lake District and Cumbria, available from several online retailers. To find out more visit www.nppostlethwaite.com

An Unscrupulous Character Writes his Own Reference

Zach Coombes 

My name is Zach. I'm a key character in The First Sense novel, and I'm not a nice guy. 

I am untrustworthy, manipulative, insincere, narcissistic, unreliable, materialistic and lazy, and certainly the most interesting character you'll ever meet.  If you’re a woman you despise me but secretly you want to date me, and if you’re a man you condemn me but you actually want to be me.

If you’re read The First Sense and you think I’m ashamed of my actions, well, you couldn't be more wrong.  I can make a maudlin plea to excuse my behaviour about all that went wrong in my life, how I had poor role models growing up and several damaging experiences, but I won't insult your intelligence. The truth is, there is no excuse for my behaviour and who I am. 

The fact is, I like me. 

If I want to, I can be a nice guy - I know how to play that game if I have to, but I have to ask you, what is so wrong about not wanting to do the right thing? 

I know most of you do the right thing because you think you have to, but secretly, you think about doing the wrong thing and you know you'd enjoy it, but you haven’t got the guts to see it through. 

You see, I hear all your deepest, darkest thoughts and believe me, some of what you think makes me a saint in comparison. Yes, I've heard everything and you know what? We are not so different.    

More facts about Zach Coombes 

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