356
by Stanley Thomson
The story is set in Post WW2 Edinburgh as an anecdote of 70 year old Scottish born Australian, Craig Erskine.
He has made the first return journey to his birthplace since leaving for Australia in 1958. He goes to the family house to where his mother brought him as a new born. It was while living at number 356 Easter Road Leith, that he experienced a close call with death, a family betrayal and witnessed a severe threat to the operation of an International Welfare Organisation.
The politically clandestine use of this respected organisation was a strongly held secret even to this day and was learnt anecdotally by the author.
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KELVIN SMIBERT
documentary film maker & author
A debut novel of note!
Thomson is definitely an Author. The theme of Truth versus Perception is well established, maintained and sustained, blended with lots of clever intrigue and a surprising finish.
STUART STANSFIELD
former journalist and broadcaster
A seamless transition to the written word after decades spent on the airwaves connecting with people, exploring issues and bringing stories to life.
DAGNY STRAND
artist, Penola South Australia
This book is such a good read that I finished it slowly so that I could really enjoy the suspense and anticipate the ending. Thank you Stan.