“I Was, I Am, I Will Be”

Now Being Made into a Major Motion Picture! 

One decision. That’s all it took. One ill-advised, reckless decision and the course of his life changed forever…

“I Was, I Am, I Will Be” offers remarkable evidence of a shocking cover-up by the German Government. Written by John Coventry and Trish Faber, the book in part details the meeting of a British Intelligence officer and Verena Becker on April 7, 1977, the day of the fatal shooting. How could she possibly be in two places at once?

There’s nothing more intriguing than a true-life thriller, where the protagonist manoeuvres through a world of high-stake drugs, espionage and terror.  Along the way, he unwisely falls in love with a woman whose commitment to her cause is greater than the love she shares with him.  “I Was, I Am, I Will Be” chronicles the life of a young British man, born into wealth, prestige and a family name dating back to the 1600’s.  But this storied background isn’t enough to save John Coventry from the lure of easy money when the opportunity arises…

He was the man you thought you knew.  But with John Coventry, things were never quite as they seemed.  Some called him a liar.  More called him a thief.  In the end, it was all he could do to stay alive.

A remarkable and true story, “I Was, I Am, I Will Be” will engage your mind and pull at your heart.  You want him to do the right thing but sometimes even the right thing turns out wrong.  Life is about choices.  Will the good ever outweigh the bad?

This is the official site of freelance writer and author, Trish Faber (that's me). A site where no idea is ever considered crazy and over-stimulated imaginations are safe. Creativity is about having the courage to not only find your voice but share it with others. It can be frightening - I know. For too long I was afraid, and kept my creativity safely hidden in the closest. Afraid of being laughed at...ridiculed for being a bit zany.

So I tried others means to satisfy my imagination. I coloured my hair. A lot. I re-arranged furniture and painted walls. But nothing seemed to work. I couldn't deny it. I had to write. I was forced to write. And I was liberated.

I enjoy all sorts of writing and don't like to pigeon-hole myself into one particular genre. One day I'll write something adult-oriented, perhaps even a little X-rated, the next day, something for kids. It all depends on the vibe I'm feeling for that particular day.

I've written non-fiction books, fiction books, articles and over forty scripts for short 30 second animation pieces. I enjoy what I do and have to admit it does give me a feeling of accomplishment. Not saying I'm ever going to win a Pulizer Prize but I can't complain... Life is all about what you make it. If you never take the chance, you'll never know just what you might be able to accomplish!