Andrew P. Nelson’s debut novel 'On Breton Tide'   set in the early 1900s —  encompasses the stunning backdrop of northern Brittany and the tree-lined boulevards, parks and cafés of Paris.

  • A moving tale tracing the turbulent life and passions of Daniel Le Breton.
  • Limited, first-edition publication: anticipated April/May 2024.
  • Please register your interest via e-mail on the contact page. 
  • Paperback copies, direct from the author, will be priced at £9.99 + pp
  • On Breton Tide focuses on the psychological and emotional growth of Daniel Le Breton from childhood through to adulthood. The tale reveals the anguish of abandonment and astonishing moments of fortune. His story begins at an orphanage in Morbihan, Brittany, on New Year’s Eve, 1898, before the plot takes Dani’s journey into the brutal devastations of ‘The Great War’.

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