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Kathryn Page

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I have always wanted to be a writer. After a long time dreaming, the thought of being nearly 40 has driven me to start to do something about it.

favourite books

My favourite books at the minute are (in no particular order)
Dancer from the Dance by Andrew Holleran, Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter, The Master and Margurita by Mikhail Bulgakov, Ready to Catch Him Should He Fall by Neil Bartlett, The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood, The People's Act of Love by James Meek and Vernon God Little by DBC Pierre.

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my books

Shattered Reflections

K. E. Page

A moment of shared passion two years ago. A secret that must not get out. A secret that it is worth dying for?


George Garson seems to have it all: outrageous good looks, a pretty girlfriend, a gang of boys who obey his every command, a quick and intelligent mind that ensures that he does not have to work hard at school. Life seems perfect. He has worked hard to make it so. However, when George discovers that his best friend Jamie is gay and not only that but he is in love with George, his perfect world would come crumbling down. He responds by making Jamie’s life a misery of bullying and pain. But it cannot lessen George’s confusion. Memories of a summer two years earlier begin to haunt George’s mind. A secret that he has kept so well he had almost managed to convince himself it had never happened. Now he feels he cannot escape his past. All the things that he has fought so hard to hide start to reappear. He knows that the most important thing is to ensure that the secret of that summer does not get out. He will go to horrific lengths to ensure that this is the case. As events build to their violent and bloody conclusion, can either boy survive?

 

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I wrote 245 days ago

I have read the first few chapters of this and I will undoubtedly read more as I am curious to see where things go. At this point, I am really not sure what will happen but that is good as it will keep me reading. The writing is very lyrical and beautiful. I like the way things are returned to and t... view book

I wrote 245 days ago

Hi Glyn Thank you for your comments which are very thorough and very helpful - I didn't feel they were negative at all. I will certainly take on board what you are saying when I next edit the book. Kathryn P.S. George is worried that he would be excluded from school for a number of days whic... view book

I wrote 246 days ago

I have read your opening chapter and you certainly include some excellent description which is very vivid. I do feel that I would include more action or perhaps dialogue between the characters to suggest their relationships rather than just description. It does become like a lot to take in which is ... view book

I wrote 248 days ago
I wrote 251 days ago

What an exciting opening. You certainly have me hooked. The writing is pacy and keeps you involved and I will certainly be reading on. I will be putting this on my shelf. view book

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