News breaks of two further robberies, this time in Kircudbright, apparently back in July. Harris shows Andrew a series of images of two campervanners and sailors, taken over the last few months. It’s now clear these are the thieves, but the police are nowhere nearer to catching them. Michael, Esme and the girls seem to be in a better place, as the divorce proceedings start to go through. Anne-Marie has an exhilarating month of live performance and on-location recording. The band and her new-found record company are delighted with it all. Meanwhile, Andrew heads off to the Wigtown Book Festival, where in a bizarre series of events on the last day, he is convinced he has seen the seen the art robbers.
Copyright © David Graham Clark 2023
AUTHOR’S NOTE: In this story I mix up and blur chronologies, geographies and biographies. Any resemblance to a person living or dead is purely coincidental. The 12 chapters of the novel Epiphanies and Robberies appeared sequentially throughout 2023. They have now been re-drafted and are in search of a publisher.
The novel also has a playlist to enjoy, you can find it here: http://open.spotify.com/playlist/0XSzB1w8hfrRPUBzs4KFNF?si=JkkDbGmRQM2WeHjcOrFO
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Another good chapter and an exciting ending .
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