The Evil Occupants of Easingdale Castle

The Evil Occupants of Easingdale Castle

by Ray Filby
The Evil Occupants of Easingdale Castle

The Evil Occupants of Easingdale Castle

by Ray Filby

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Overview

Teenager, Jason, and his friends, Bill, Becky and Liz, are recruited by an unusual messenger to pit their wits against an international gang of forgers, This gang is intent on destabilising the British economy by flooding the country with forged £20 notes which could pass off as the real thing.  A number of problems immediately arise. The messenger has not first contacted the police, because the gang operate from an impregnable, moated castle, to which the police could not easily gain entry. Even with a search warrant, the gang would have ample time to destroy any incriminating evidence before they lowered the draw bridge. In any case, until the gang start to distribute the forged currency, the police have no evidence which would justify issuing a search warrant.    The gang is well equipped with hi-tech machines. Jason and his friends, who are also technically knowledgeable, are able to secretly infiltrate the castle and outwit the gang.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781999683597
Publisher: Dr. Ray Filby
Publication date: 01/02/2019
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 208
File size: 4 MB
Age Range: 13 - 18 Years

About the Author

Ray Filby qualified as a physicist at Imperial College in 1958 and went on to take a doctorate there. He has also been awarded a Master's degree in Manufacturing Systems Engineering by the University of Warwick where he was awarded a special prize for his performance on this course. On graduating, Ray joined the army where he served with the REME as officer in charge of the telecommunications workshop in Gibraltar. Dr. Filby started his career as a Development Engineer at a firm involved in the manufacture of scientific instruments in London but he has spent most of his working life in teaching. He was Head of the Maths and Science Department at a College of Further Education in Coventry, after which he spent some years with the education advisory service. Among other things, this involved writing material which would provide real life contexts for the secondary school mathematics curriculum. For a short time, Dr. Filby worked as a Technical Writer for Jaguar Cars. For the last several years up until his retirement, he worked as an Information Officer with Severn Trent Water. Dr. Filby is actively involved in the work of his church, St. Michael's, Budbrooke, where he is a licensed lay minister. For many years he was sub-warden for Readers in the Diocese of Coventry. Ray is married to a former teacher, Sue, and has two grown up children, Andrew, a chartered accountant and Sarah, a doctor. He has five grandchildren.
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