An Invisible Nemesis – is the title of the latest novel by Mal Foster. A tale of conspiracy and murder predominately set on the island of Gozo.
It tells the story of a Princess Diana look-a-like who goes missing in Venice, Italy in 1997 just a few short weeks before the death of the real princess.
The book’s protagonist, investigative journalist Jack Compton is on the case following the brutal murder of his former colleague Suzanne Camilleri.
Mal Foster, speaking about his latest novel said, “my priority was to write something completely different to what I had done before. I also wanted to write a novel that was against the grain, something that would separate my story out from other so-called conspiracy theories.”
Mal Foster was born in Farnham, Surrey in 1956, and now lives in Knaphill near Woking.
He produced his successful debut novel The Asylum Soul in 2015. His second book, Fly Back and Purify a paranormal drama was published in 2017.
Also an established poet, his work has appeared worldwide in a number of anthologies, newspapers, magazines and across the internet.
A former local journalist, he is an avid fan of progressive rock music but turns to the late Canadian singer/songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen when pressed about who and what inspires him.
An Invisible Nemesis is available in paperback and Kindle formats from Amazon.co.uk and Lulu.com.