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Steve Colbourne

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Born

in Brighton, The United Kingdom

Website

http://www.wifeoverboard.com

Twitter

wifeoverboard

Genre

Fiction, Travel, Thriller

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Peter James

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Steve Colbourne writes for My Cruise Magazine, He used to write a regular column for the Brighton Evening Argus newspaper for their women's magazine, and has had a number of features, articles, and stories published in national magazines.

Steve lives in Brighton, England with his wife, daughter Olivia, and son Ben. He is an avid supporter of Brighton and Hove Albion.

Steve has Chronic Lymphatic Leukaemia (CLL). But thanks to wonderful treatment by Dr Tim Corbett and his complete team of doctors, nurses, and support staff, at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, he is able to live a very normal life.

As a small thanks part of any net profit from this book will be donated to Leukaemia CARE. ...more

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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?

Steve Colbourne The idea for my novel Wife Overboard came to me a couple of years ago when I went on a cruise with my wife. Firstly, I must say that my wife is alive …moreThe idea for my novel Wife Overboard came to me a couple of years ago when I went on a cruise with my wife. Firstly, I must say that my wife is alive and well. Nevertheless, it got me thinking. When we got home I began to look into the cruise industry, and was startled by my research. There was certainly a side to cruising that we had not been shown, and one that is certainly not highlighted in the glossy cruise brochures.
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