"The Deceivers" sequel
Sneak Preview: Deceivers II
There were three women in James Dunlevy's life he would have counted as 'special'. First
there was Jennifer Williams, a fun loving girl who nevertheless chose her career over a
happy ending with James, and spent the next 30 years regretting it.
Then there was Sally Pettigrew, Jennifer's best friend, who caught James on the rebound
and made the most of it.
Thirdly, along came stunning model and half - Asian beauty, Loku, who openly indulged
James in his passion for smuggling items of rare beauty, while indulging her own
passions as James's lover.
Alas, James Dunlevy is dead - or is he? The man with the nickname 'Nine Lives Dunlevy,'
has acquired an incredible reputation for returning from the dead after escaping
seemingly impossible situations. But can even he survive the horrors bestowed upon him
as a result of getting caught after his most recent escapade?
>Updated on: November 18, 2007
Signed copies of 'The Deceivers' Available at The British Grocery Store
Only three 'signed by the author' copies left at The British Grocery Store at:
The British Grocery Store
205C Main Street
Pleasanton, CA 94566
Tel: 925-484-5456
>Posted on: November 29, 2006
Return of the Book Signing in Oceanside, CA at Barnes and Noble - Early 2007
Following the book signing held at Barnes and Noble Oceanside, B&N have confirmed
they will be offering a further book signing for 'The Deceivers' early in 2007.
In meantime, progress continues on the sequel!
>Posted on: September 10, 2006
"Hucknall and Bulwell Dispatch" News Article
The following news article was extracted form Hucknall and Bulwell Dispatch,
Nottingham, England, Friday August 25th, 2006, written by Reporter Matt Harris.
Ex-Hucknall man's worldwide publishing deal
A Former Hucknall man now living in the USA has had his first book published.
Drew Savage, who lived for 16 years on Salterford Road, Hucknall, and also spent
some time in Bulwell, has signed a book deal, which will see his mystery and romance
novel 'The Deceivers' published across the world.
Drew lives in Carlsbad, California and is the senior human resources professional for
a high tech company based in Los Angeles.
Once a pupil of Annie Holgate Junior School and The Holgate Comprehensive (formerly
Annie Holgate Technical Grammar School) in Hucknall, he went to work for Boots in
Nottingham for 22 years, first as a chemist before moving into human resources.
After switching jobs, he finally moved to California in 2001.
"Before now, all I had published were a few articles and letters in magazines and
newspapers," said Drew. "This news is still sinking in. I've started to write a
book several times in the past but only completed the first few chapters. Finally,
the time, material and motivation all came together at the right moment."
The book is set in Kent, where smugglers, drug runners and embezzlers mean nothing
is quite as it seems.
Drew wrote the story on the back of his interest in history, aviation, music and
travel but was helped by his family, including fiance Mel'isa, who was managing
editor and oversaw style and factual content.
The youngest of his two sons Matthew, who lives in Suffolk and is studying graphics
design, also helped inspire the design for the book's cover.
Drew added: "This is the breakthrough I have been seeking. I've already learned a
lot about the publishing process as a result and I've started two new novels. I wrote
'The Deceivers' with a sequel in mind and I also have a completely new idea."
>Posted on: September 9, 2006
"The Deceivers" to be Promoted in Australia
Good Reading (www.goodreadingmagazine.com.au) will
be featuring a promotional campaign for "The Deceivers" in their October 2006 issue published September 15).
Australia's premier literary magazine will feature the book in its new book guide and so put
it firmly on the Australian book lover's map!
>Posted on: August 19th, 2006
New Book Release News Article
North County Times, June 25, 2006 by Terri Shute
Expatriate Brit and San Diego resident Drew Savage has written "The Deceivers"
(www.PublishAmerica.com, $16.95). In the novel, when a tourist board manager and
sometime art smuggler meets an ambitious career woman, romance, intrigue and
crime ensue in this thriller where no one is quite what he or she seems.
Extracted from article "Area authors tackle health, history, fiction" by: TERRI
SHUTE - Staff Writer for the North County Times.
Learn more about this and other exciting projects in the works by Drew Savage.
Read more > Posted on: July 16th, 2006