Available now - Glyn Marston's true story of how he took up running to help him quit smoking and little did he realise that his life was about to change for the better. 

Making himself a name in the world of ultra distance running by taking on 150 mile non stop races and running across the Grand Canyon ... not forgetting breaking world records for treadmill running.

This book takes you on a roller coaster ride of up's and down's of Glyn's life - the glory of achieving huge goals in his life but the low's of losing his marriage because of his apparent 'addiction' to ultra distance running.

The publishers were 'drawn' into this true story, in their words - it is a great read.  

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Exciting news, Glyn's second book wil be published shortly after the first book.

'Finding Freddie. The (Alternative) Paris-Brest-Paris story' is about Glyn's difficult task of qualifying for the inaugural cycling event that is the Paris-Brest-Paris (PBP) and the task made even more difficult because of the company that Glyn was working for as an Asbestos surveyor at that particular time. Long hours and an almost impossible workload was to see Glyn quit his job on the eve of his first PBP qualifier - the following day and Glyn turned up for the ride only to find he had left some vital kit at home, leaving him to successfully complete the qualifier but by luck aswell as stamina.

Due to red tape and the fact that Glyn had not completed a 'pre' qualifier for the PBP, he was forced to give up on his hopes but what Glyn did instead was to cycle to Montreux, Switzerland and visit Freddie Mercury's statue.

With two of his friend supporting him - what follows is an hilarious cycle ride across France and into Switzerland as Glyn pays tribute to his all time hero.

1977, a bad year for Glyn - his worse year ever!

Imagine waking up in the middle of a road (early one August morning) and having no recollection of how you got there, yes Glyn was halfway through his newspaper round but confusion set in when he came to. A fourteen year old 'happy-go-lucky' young fella was about to have his life turned upside down when he was diagnosed with epilepsy. The same illness that took his mother's sisters life when she was fourteen years old too. Glyn was confined to the house for his own safety with his parents (whom witnessed the death of the aunt that Glyn had never met, she died 18 months before he was born) became over-protective toward their son.

Would Glyn accept that his life was to change forever and he would have restrictions on his life?

Would Glyn try to fight back or just give in and accept his new lifestyle ?

This book is packed with emotion from start to finish and is a book that you will want to read over and over again.

Available at Amazon uk, Waterstones and all reputable book shops.