Putney Based Author Completes Her Trilogy
Jane McCulloch publishes last in the E.G. Rawlings series
Jane McCulloch launching her new book with Gyles Brandreth
A Putney-based author has just published her seventh novel.
Jane McCulloch launched ‘Quo Vadis E.G. Rawlings?’ the third book in The E.G. Rawlings Trilogy at Barnes Bookshop with Gyles Brandreth giving a speech.
Fans of the series will be delighted to hear that all of the characters from the last two books are back, with a couple of new faces added.
Still suffering from the injuries he sustained in Afghanistan, E.G. Rawlings, the veteran war correspondent, is balancing writing his new book with the very different demands of two strong women, and those of his delightful grandson Felix. As if things weren't already complicated enough, Rawlings' life is again turned upside down when Covid hits the UK. Will the difficult but charming Rawlings manage to navigate yet more turning points in his life? Will he see what's staring him in the face or will he once again make the wrong decisions when it comes his complicated love life?
The books have a celebrity fan in Ian Lavender, the actor who plays Private Pike in Dad’s Army, who says, “I've grown to love Rawlings, Isobel, Felix and all the eccentric friends who surround them and I'm very sad that this is the final book in the trilogy. They will live with me for a very long time to come.”
The author says she is happy to appear at meetings of book clubs in the Putney area to talk about her work and sign copies.
Quo Vadis E.G. Rawlings? can be purchased online for £11.99.
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November 4, 2022