Dave Morley

David Morley

dave@davemorley.co.uk

	David is the author of THE WHITEBAIT PAPERS KEEP HIDING RABBITS THE FOOTMAN THE BATTLE OF CHESTERFIELD SHEFFIELD AND THE PEAK
The Whitebait Papers Britain in the 1950s - a time of austerity and cold war paranoia. Sir Roland Derwentwater, and his enigmatic secretary Mrs Giles, run the Co-ordination Department for British Intelligence. Sergeant Archibald Moss becomes a puppet in the schemes of the Department that eventually make him an unlikely hero. Available from Sheffield Books
	Keep Hiding Rabbits takes place in Europe in the closing stages of World War Two. Military policeman Archie Moss is recruited by Lieutenant Slaney to help solve the murder of his friend and fellow officer Captain Snow. So starts a chain of events that sees Moss and Slaney investigating war criminals, traitors and the theft of millions of Reichsmarks, unaware of the political manoeuvres taking place behind the scenes to obstruct them and suppress the truth. Available from Sheffield Books
The Footman Strings have been pulled for young carpenter Barry Else to be employed at Stanton Hall, the family seat of the Duke of Albermarle. After being asked to act as a footman at a dinner hosted by the Duke, Barry overhears a plot to over through the British government. After leaving the Duke’s employ, Barry accepts an offer to work for Archie Moss helping to renovate the Swan Hotel. When retired intelligence analyst Mrs Giles moves in for “security reasons,” Barry tells her what he overheard at the dinner, leading to a series of events with unpredictable and deadly consequences. Available from Sheffield Books
	The Battle of Chesterfield England in the 1260s. How the Battle of Chesterfield came about, why it was fought and what happened to those involved, including an account of the mysterious death of the man responsible for setting the town ablaze. Available from the Crooked Spire gift shop
Sheffield and the Peak For ten thousand years the area around Sheffield and the Peak District has been the home of many peoples and cultures. From prehistory through the Celtic tribes human activity has dramatically changed the landscape of South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire. Using drawings and photographs this book reconstructs what they left behind. Available from the Crooked Spire gift shop - more outlets to follow.
All titles available by emailing dave@davemorley.co.uk