by Melvyn Clark

FUN SEX AND A LOAD OF BOWLS

Step into my world, where compelling narratives, unforgettable characters, and vivid storytelling take center stage.

Buy Now

featured book

Dive into my Book

Front Cover
Back Cover

E-BOOK

£11.75

View Book
Front Cover
Back Cover

PAPERBACK

£11.75

View Book
Front Cover
Back Cover

HARDCOVER

£15.89

View Book

my latest book

What's inside the book. Chapters covered

Immersive World-Building

Step into Huntingford-on-Sea, a charming British seaside town where bowls clubs, pubs, and coastal life create a vivid and authentic backdrop for Tony’s story.

Complex Characters

Meet Tony, a witty bowler searching for meaning after tragedy, and Sue, the neighbour who suddenly turns his quiet life upside down.

Riveting Plot Twists

From unexpected romance to dramatic league matches, Tony’s once-predictable life is filled with surprises both on and off the green.

Acclaimed Author

Written by an experienced storyteller with a lifelong love of lawn bowls, bringing authenticity and humour to every page.

Historically Inspired Details

Authentic bowls culture, league traditions, and club life bring the sport’s strategy, rivalry, and camaraderie vividly to life.

Themes That Resonate

A heartfelt story of love, friendship, humour, and second chances when life least expects them.

About Me

Melvyn Clark: Weaving storeys that inspire

Thanks to both my daughters for their guidance and help, and to my wife for having the patience. thanks to Ben, Erica, and all the team, who have turned my manuscript into a fantastic book.

"Storeys have the power to bridge hearts and inspire change."

Learn More About Me

About the Author

I am now retired and have three lovely grandchildren and I enjoy my lawn bowls.
I decided to write my book having started to read a book on lawn bowls that promised humour and sex, but after about sixty pages I gave up as it was boring and not humorous or sexy.
I thought to myself I can write a book that will be more interesting, and here it is.

I am in my early eighties, and I love my lawn bowls.

I was born in London and moved to Stevenage New Town, where I married my wife.

Then, we went to the South Midlands and a small town on the south coast between Southampton and Bournemouth.

My working life began in a bank. Then I moved into accountancy, and I accepted voluntary redundancy. I ran a couple of shops but decided shop life was not for me. So I moved into selling, which is where I spent nearly thirty years, finishing up by owning my own business in partnership in the dreaded double glazing.