John - This is sheer escapism! You obviously have a wonderful imagination - I was fascinated by the various terms explained at the beginning of the chapters, and the fact that these are all part of the day-to-day existence of the inhabitants of Shaddowdon. I liked the idea of the ghasts living alo... view book

Jeff - This is a thoroughly absorbing read. I was gripped from the start - poor Bedelia's birthing scene made me wince - been there, done that! I felt quite sorry for the poor dragon that Rhun 'slayed' (I don't think I was supposed to, but it just sounded so pitiful!) Tegfan is clearly not the great... view book

Well, Mackenzie! First novel or no, this is seriously good stuff. I've read the first four chapters so far and I'm riveted! You paint your picture incredibly well, and the characters are real and believable. I particularly liked Mrs. MacGregor's put-down to the nosey Rhona Cameron about the number o... view book

Oh - I like this! The idea of a community in which having red hair makes you part of an exclusive 'family' is an original and quirky premise. I can feel poor Betty digging herself deeper into the mire as she fibs to the mysterious Sheila, who has a distinctly sinister undertone. Loved the line about... view book

Randy, This a real work of art! Your writing is wonderfully descriptive and evokes images of an era long past. The description of 'the complete worldly belongings' of the man and woman in the first chapter is particularly poignant in view of the untimely arrival of the infant. I could continue to ... view book