
Our Tom
Author: J.E. Gaulton
Narrator: David Ault
Unabridged: 8 hr 31 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Emma Gaulton
Published: 08/08/2024
Categories: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance, Military Romance, Suspense & Thriller

Author: J.E. Gaulton
Narrator: David Ault
Unabridged: 8 hr 31 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Emma Gaulton
Published: 08/08/2024
Categories: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance, Military Romance, Suspense & Thriller
J. E. Gaulton is an avid genealogist and writer. She is a member of The Fellowship of Australian Writers Inc. and was a member of the Northern Beaches Writers Group (NBWG). Publishing credits include 'A Travel Story, ' set in Egypt published in T-Zero (online writers eZine) and a short story entitled 'The Instructions, ' published in an anthology called Fearsome Engine by the NBWG. She also contributed the first and last chapter to an episodic book entitled 'Fractured' as yet unpublished by the Port Macquarie Hastings Branch of the Fellowship of Australian Writers Inc. She has always been interested in the First World War, and upon discovering that no less than three of her ancestors had fought in it, it inspired her to use her passion for family research as material for a novel. Entitled 'Our Tom', the book combines history and fiction, shaped in part by connecting with her ancestors through the act of writing. She is currently researching her second novel. She lives in the Port Macquarie, Australia, with her husband.
David Ault is a voiceover artist, narrator, conference speaker, private tutor and science communicator based in Ripon, North Yorkshire, UK.
I have to admit that I do have personal connections with this novel. The main character, Tom Middleton, would have been my great uncle, yet even my father didn't know him. And the author is my cousin's daughter, so Tom would have been her great great uncle. I am pleased how well written the book is,......more
Honest, gritty, and beautifully written My grandfather (also from a Derbyshire village) shares the same name as Gaulton's 'Our Tom', and like him, served in WW1. He was injured, but unlike the Tom in this book, he survived. So I was initially drawn to the book because of the name, and expected it to......more