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    The Sellafield One: Sellafield One Trillogy, #1
    The Sellafield One: Sellafield One Trillogy, #1
    The Sellafield One: Sellafield One Trillogy, #1
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    The Sellafield One: Sellafield One Trillogy, #1

    By Vicky Cash

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    It was twenty one year old Harriet Jenkins' first day at Sellafield nuclear plant when there was an accident that killed both of her parents, and left her scarred and her immune system weakened. Eight months later she joins a taskforce that has been set up to expose the conspiracy that has been blighting the nuclear industry since 1957.
    Setting their sights on politician Sir Lucas Chester and philanthropist Sir Ernest Veer, and using every trick they can think of including interrogation, espionage and infiltration, the taskforce soon uncovers a culture of conspiracy that shocks them to core and plunges the UK into a state of emergency. Along the way they have to deal with murder, blackmail, corruption, romance, a traitor, and each other as they try to find out who is really calling the shots.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVicky Cash
    Release dateJul 27, 2013
    ISBN9781301547999
    The Sellafield One: Sellafield One Trillogy, #1
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    Vicky Cash

    Vicky Cash is a Freelance Editor and Creative Writer by trade. She is a proofreader, Editor and writer specialising in English language. She has successfully completed the Creative Writing course with the Writers Bureau and more recently passed with 66% a summer university course in Creative Writing and Research at Teesside University. She has also completed a number of career development courses with Future Learn by the Open University. She started writing at the age of seven and loved it. She specializes in writing thrillers and crime stories, although she has recently taken a step out of her comfort zone to write Forbidden Love, a romance set in the Cold War. She has completed a competence course in proofreading and copy editing with Chapterhouse and is currently running her own business as a Freelance Editor and Creative Writer.

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