The Girl on a Bike

A super-rich eminent plastic surgeon, driven insane by grief over the death of his beloved mother who was the light of his life and a celebrity in her own right. Two young, pretty, innocent schoolgirls out riding their bicycles. An FBI criminal profiler assisting a hugely built Chief Superintendent, his handsome young Inspector and attractive female detective constable.These are just some of the characters whose lives become intertwined in this fast-paced, gritty tale of abduction and murder. A gripping and page-turning epic that all tastes will enjoy from beginning to end – oh, and there are five Belgian Blue cats in the mix too. The novel has pathos, humanity and romance and a little comedy as well. It’s a must-read!

Robert Bowden is a senior lecturer in Visual Communications, Wolverhampton University, now retired. Robert taught students on a BA(Hons) course in Graphic Design, and spent the last ten years of his career, teaching computer-aided art and design.

Outside of his career, he was a keen boater, and musician, acting as musical director for some ten amateur musicals. He now lives in a retirement flat with his wife in Wirral, Merseyside, going back to his roots in Liverpool. He has written three novels so far, on various themes, including supernatural fantasy.