Serpentine

Nathan Morrell is one of the foremost designers of thrill rides, and for him the occupation is much more than just a career; it’s an undeniable passion. Today is a proud day indeed. The inaugural circuit of Nathan’s latest creation, the world’s newest and most thrilling rollercoaster, is an event that has been long-awaited.The anticipation of the very first ride of the Black Mamba has created a buzz in the state of Virginia—for politicians, the public, the favoured first riders, and for Nathan’s company, Flying Machines Inc.

But this event is also being watched with interest by others—people lurking in the shadows who see the Black Mamba as a means to an end. There is a spine-tingling truth at stake that involves much more than just a mere ride at an amusement park. A truth that is intended to remain secret.

Serpentine is an intoxicating thriller that takes a page right out of today’s headlines. And then it takes those headlines one page further, right to the edge of an ominous and imminent crisis that threatens the world as we know it.

Peter was born in Toronto, Canada, and after studying Business Administration at Ryerson University he embarked on a thirty-four year career in the business world, primarily spent in the executive ranks. He retired in 2007 after serving as the Chief Operating Officer of a major national company. Peter has written six novels; the last four with co-author Alison Darby, of England. When he's not writing novels, Peter is active serving as a Director on four corporate boards. He has two grown sons and two grandsons and resides near the city of Calgary, on the threshold of the Rocky Mountains of Western Canada.

Alison is a life-long resident of the West Midlands region of England. She studied psychology in college, and when she's not juggling a busy work life and writing novels, she enjoys researching the wonders of astronomy. Alison has co-authored four novels with Peter Parkin, and has two grown daughters who live and work in the vibrant city of London. Alison resides in an historic home in the charming town of Tettenhall, U.K.