Jack Taverner is a tale of sex, adventure, dreams, fishing, lost love, life
and death. Jack saves a baby in a storm, fights a foreign gang in Whitby,
assaults a government minister, finds a body on a beach, rescues his father
from a sinking trawler and finds a diary that tells all about John Paul Jones
and his lost treasure in Filey Bay.
A story of a man growing up and fighting back to protect his family, his
community and his rights that are being threatened by fishing quotas,
legislation and a world that is changing fast.
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If you are a bookshop, outlet or retailer please contact the author at
kane@kanecunningham.co.uk for further wholesale details.
You can also purchase a signed copy direct from the author by emailing
kane@kanecunningham.co.uk The cost is £6.99 plus P+P at £1.75.
The total cost is £8.74.
Waterstone’s in Scarborough, WH Smith in Scarborough, Hardings in
Scarborough, Boyes Department Store in Scarborough, The Whitby
Bookshop in Whitby, Raven Hall in Ravenscar, Wrays in Filey and
Garlands in Bridlington.
Kane Cunningham was born in Manchester
in 1961. He went to Unsworth Comprehensive
School in Bury, Rochdale School of Art and
Leeds Metropolitan University. He has been an
artist since 1982 and has exhibited his artwork
in galleries across the UK.
He is married and has two sons Dale and Ben.
Kane has been teaching since 1982 and is
presently a lecturer in Fine Art in Scarborough,
North Yorkshire.
This is his first published novel based upon a
fisherman and his family. Kane has also written
music, poetry and plays.