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Many thanks to everyone who has commented on my book. Reading and editing with all the wonderful suggestions I have received in mind has definitely improved my work.

But I think there's a way to go yet so any further comments would be greatly appreciated.

I always return reads - If I have forgotten anyone please remind me




I can be contacted at kirstie@pursey.net


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The Girl Who Ran with Wolves

Kirstie Pursey

Tala has a choice, suppress her affinity and hide her true nature - or embrace her wild side.


When escaped wolves are discovered on Widdenmoor, Tala is determined to ensure their safety

The choice for the wolves seems simple - the dangerous cramped conditions of the zoo - or the wild moors. But on the moors they are not safe, especially from JJ who is determined to destroy both Tala and the Wolves

Then Tala discovers a secret that could tear her family apart and which reveals JJ's real reason for wanting her out of the way forever.

 

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Hi Kirstie, You very kindly commented on An Ill Wind for me, and t....

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I wrote 170 days ago

Hi Nathan Just read your first chapter and found it powerful. This is a brave piece of writing but it is also very good writing without self pity and melodrama, just the real effects of mental illness. I loved the line 'I'm tired of feeling like a stranger in my own skin'. Somehow you manage to g... view book

I wrote 183 days ago

Chapter Seven The erotic section is very erotic - and not at all cringy which was a relief. The senses used make this more than the run of the mill sex scene. The set up is quite odd - with all the women getting her 'ready' for the man, and the impression you give of this being more than a dream ... view book

I wrote 184 days ago

The Ghost Shirt YALF Review Chapter One Firstly, I think your voice is great. You have a lovely turn of phrase and there are some hilariously funny lines. The opening chapter is not quite what I expected from the title and the pitch, it is funnier than I expected. I think boys (and girls) wil... view book

I wrote 187 days ago

Hi Chapter One This is a great opening chapter with plenty of action and dialogue mixed in with descriptions that really helped me picture the setting. I like the way you get straight into the action and dialogue between Sam and Tom. The dialogue is believable, especially Sam's London dialect whic... view book

I wrote 187 days ago

Chapter Six Great opening line with 'the house purred with pleasure' I loved the use of colours in sections such as the description of the piano. Again your descriptions, especially in the use of colour, are incredible. I wondered where they were when Tom asked about the piano. It seemed a bit... view book

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