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Showing posts with label The Vast and Gruesome Clutch of Our Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Vast and Gruesome Clutch of Our Law. Show all posts
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Vast and Gruesome
Hi all - I have had a fourth attempt at publishing a book The Vast and Gruesome Clutch of Our Law, which is now available at: www.amazon.com. Please buy this book. It is good.
Synopsis:
The world is in the grip of a large catastrophe. Edward lives in a small community which has barely survived the long cruel winter. But when a stranger called Dean arrives in town hope returns and he seems to have a magical effect on them. But Dean is being tracked by a large foreign military power and the town is in big trouble for giving him shelter.
Reviews:
"The book is intriguing. I found it overwhelming. I found myself unwilling to let the book go until I had finished it. I would definitely pick up the sequel if I were to come across it."
"I was genuinely interested in where this tale was heading and there are some fine ideas in here."
"Its post-apocalypse setting and ambience stimulated an affectionate nostalgia" – Reviews from the book (2005).
“It had me absolutely enthralled from the moment I picked it up.” - C Toohill (2010)
Synopsis:
The world is in the grip of a large catastrophe. Edward lives in a small community which has barely survived the long cruel winter. But when a stranger called Dean arrives in town hope returns and he seems to have a magical effect on them. But Dean is being tracked by a large foreign military power and the town is in big trouble for giving him shelter.
Reviews:
"The book is intriguing. I found it overwhelming. I found myself unwilling to let the book go until I had finished it. I would definitely pick up the sequel if I were to come across it."
"I was genuinely interested in where this tale was heading and there are some fine ideas in here."
"Its post-apocalypse setting and ambience stimulated an affectionate nostalgia" – Reviews from the book (2005).
“It had me absolutely enthralled from the moment I picked it up.” - C Toohill (2010)
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