Author Archives: Áine

Amidst Traffic – a Review.

Amidst Traffic by Michel Sauret. Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K. “The pond was deeper than its size suggested.”  ‘Amidst Traffic’  is, without any hesitancy at all, the most interesting book this reader has experienced this year. It is deeply … Continue reading

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Jung On Men And Women – A Review

Jung on Men and Women: a Swiss travelogue by Cheryll Barron. Five stars for this one! Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K. Cheryll Barron has written a unique and informative meditation on the irony of Helvetia as the female … Continue reading

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A Deconstructed Heart – A Review.

A Deconstructed Heart by Shaheen Ashraf-Ahmed. Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K. “…when you have little time left, you understand how to sift every action, every word, weighing it against that little store of time. Not one grain is wasted.” … Continue reading

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Nobility – A Review

MacRath venne, e vide e vinse. A Literary mêlée in which a tall poetic stranger takes out six gods-mortals prevail, August 12, 2012 Nobility by Reb McRath. Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Nobility (Reb’s Rebel Yell Yuletide … Continue reading

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Need To Breathe – A Review

Union Cross has become more than a place filled with barbecue pit-cookers … selling their famous Brunswick Stew By Tara Staley The Kindle Book Review   This review is from: Need to Breathe (Kindle Edition) Union Cross is also filled with … Continue reading

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Island of Whispers – A Review

Inchgarvie, a place of ghosts, demons and eerie whispering winds. by Brendan Gisby Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K.   “Standing on his hindquarters in the centre of the platform among the half-eaten corpses of the Rulers, Slasher rallied … Continue reading

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The Ripening Time (The Tomato Man) – A Review

This book is a lotus in the sea of internet flotsam and jetsam. by Catherine MacLeod and Alistair Mair. Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K. The Tomato Man by Alistair Mair, in its most recent incarnation by his daughter … Continue reading

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The Vanishing Magic of Snow – A Review

Abracadabra! From the Aramaic phrase “created as I say” — An incantation to heal. White Magic. White Snow. Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K. by Reb Macrath The word “lose” appears forty-nine times in this fascinating novel; “vanish” appears … Continue reading

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A Familiar Rain – A Review

Join Alex, Abbey, Laura, Len in the Lab where they meet the original Riddler – Heraclitus. by John Geddes Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K. “No man ever steps in the same river twice”. Heraclitus. A Familiar Rain explores … Continue reading

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The Aunt Sally Team – A Review

Let’s toast the George & Dragon and one for Aunt Sally, too. by Flick Merauld Available on Amazon U.S. and Amazon U.K. As the Aunt Sally Team step up to the ochee at the George & Dragon, there are two … Continue reading

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