Nic Taylor

Marine renewable research scientist, architiect and marine designer, photograhper and cameraman turned author.

His first novel A Plague Of Dissent was recently published.

A spider web of intrigue, corruption and espionage; A Plague of Dissent paints a picture of the UK racked by demonstrations, strikes and riots. It is a story of a country where politicians line their pockets at the expense of their electorate, where corruption is rife amongst the police force, the banks and the corporate world and where the media hack in to private communications at will, in search of their next headline. It is an account of greed and corruption, where riots and civil unrest are turning the country upside down, and of a small group of men who are attempting to use the anarchy that is spreading across the country, to further their own agendas.
Into this nightmare scenario are dragged a young man Adam, his girl friend Isobel and his brother Dan a professional rugby player and England wing forward. They are pursued by the faceless men who believe they are party to information that could compromise their mission and have two choices, to run or, to turn and fight for their lives.