Ben’s Story
Ben’s Story by Norman Tebbit, published by Bretwalda Books in 2014, is a unique narrative featuring a labrador named Ben, who possesses the extraordinary ability to communicate with humans due to secret Soviet experiments on his mother. The story unfolds as Sam, a boy paralyzed from a car crash that claimed his father’s life, grapples with the unsettling possibility that the incident was not an accident. Their paths converge, leading them into a thrilling adventure filled with intrigue and suspense.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a tale that intertwines the lives of Ben and Sam as they navigate a world of espionage and mystery. The plot introduces enigmatic characters such as the seemingly innocuous Miss Alice, who has deeper connections to Soviet secrets, and the cheerful yet sinister Sir John Munday, who harbors a dark truth. With a page count of 144, this edition offers a captivating exploration of friendship and courage against a backdrop of thrilling suspense.
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Ben is a labrador dog, but he is a very special animal. Owing to top secret Soviet experiments on his mother, Ben has the ability to communicate with humans. Sam is a boy left paralysed after a car crash in which his father is killed. And he is left with a nagging doubt that the crash may not have been the accident it appears. The two are brought together and soon find themselves plunged into a breakneck adventure as they encounter the mysterious Miss Alice, who seems to know rather more about murky worlds of Soviet espionage that might be expected of a retired lady from Devon, and the sinister Sir John Munday whose outward jolly nature masks a terrible secret.
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