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Fenland brickie publishes first novel - a tale of treasure and intrigue




A bricklayer from Wisbech has published his first historical novel entitled 'Seadogs and Criminals'.

Alex Fisher, 23, who attended the Peele Community College in Long Sutton before completing a bricklayer course at the College of West Anglia, has set his first book in Victorian times and it follows the story of Joseph Winter, a master criminal of the back streets, who is forced to go on a global treasure hunt to find the infamous Lost Loot.

Through storms, seas, hardships and riddles, Joseph and an interesting group of strangers sail, hunting for missing clues whilst learning about each other’s hidden secrets - secrets Joseph is keen to unravel if they are to reach the treasure alive.

Alex Fisher with his book 'Seadogs and Criminals' which is out now. (43433249)
Alex Fisher with his book 'Seadogs and Criminals' which is out now. (43433249)

Alex explained: "This is the first part of a two part series, the second of which I plan to self publish next year. It’s a very gripping story that I’ve been working on in my spare time and after work for years and is the first work I’ve had published.

" It’s now available to pre-order on Amazon, Waterstones, Foyles, Book Depository."

Priced at £10.99 the book is also available in Bookmark in Spalding.



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