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Hi all. Born and buttered in the Emerald isle, best place on the planet. It’s a pity that the site is US of A orientated.
Anyway, I am here to enjoy the craic and get constructive comments on my writings. Any assholes beware though…I don’t have a silver tongue; that’s reserved for the ladies!
footnote: I noticed that some look for swaps. just read mine and add to shelf or watchlist. will return same without question. gracias.
P.S
Silly me...I forgot to mention, in case some of you have managed to reach chapter 12 in any of my books; there is no 13th chapter...I am very superstitious!

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Likes; History, fantasy, crime thrillers-Tolkien, Patterson, Milligan.
Dislikes; chic lit, westerns, horror, biographies-Shakespeare

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Devereux

Pat J Kane

Dreams are strange phenomena. Are they subconsciously relayed to one's mind to be introduced to reality through time?


A traditional reading to the children of Clan Devereux tells the tales of a remarkable and unlikely hero.

On the 14th of June 1986, graduate Philip Carmichael falls to an undiscovered cavern and unearths alien skeletal remains and then, unwittingly, he is transported back to medieval Deepwell, Gloucestershire, and realises the alien remains barely alive. The Sherlock Holmes enthusiast struggles to comprehend what has happened; however, the alien’s life support diminishes, leaving its spirit to enter Philip’s mind.

Philip needs to find the means to return to the 20th century and survive in medieval England. Unbeknown to him, he has been given abilities that would eventually develop and help with both main tasks; although the alien has an alternative agenda. Philip has set up a temporary home in the cavern and uses alien material to manufacture weapons and trinkets that would introduce him to 1076 England.








 

Reino

Pat J Kane

A family chain had split after many centuries leaving later links to wonder from whence they came and they search for the missing link.


Two and a half centuries have passed since the Green Man, Lord Philip Devereux, died. Many generations of Clan Devereux continue to live up to his teachings and expectations. Now, as the 15th century approaches, another has been called to a quest. Alas the young man in question hasn’t been directly made aware of it.

Peter Jarret, cousin of Lord Edward Devereux, brought up his only son hiding family history. A feeling or calling troubles the youth since the death of his mother.

He is a descendant of the adopted ward of Philip and Maud Devereux, Willard Jarret, and suffered head pains throughout his teenage years. Tormented for years over his name and skin colour by Lord Edward Devereux’s nephews, he has to finish his education abroad.

Whilst there, he acquaints himself with a cousin, Leonie Grenville. He also meets James Betancurt who fills the young man’s head with tales of new and strange lands. Before returning to Europe after a short visit home, a strange merchant needs his assistance. While traveling with the stranger the young man’s abilities began to grow.

Now a cry for help is heard so begineth the tale of REINO.



 

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Paul Freeman wrote 15 hours ago

Hi Pat, sorry I thought I'd replied to you. I think old age is settin....

Spilota wrote 9 days ago

Nightshade ... was on here for a while and then disappeared. It was v....

ShirleyGrace wrote 10 days ago

It is me!

jlbwye wrote 24 days ago

I've added Reino, as requested, Pat. I'm impressed with your output ....

Michael Matula wrote 24 days ago

Sure thing, Pat. I've just made the swap. Best wishes, Mike

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I wrote 14 days ago

WFT Hi E. Edgar, I have begun to read your book and as others know, I scrutinise almost all sentences. The beginning is a tad confusing because you introduce the characters singularly. I suggest you mention the entire family within a few lines instead of springing each one on to us over 6 paragr... view book

I wrote 19 days ago

WFT Hi Jack, I recently have a habit of dissecting books I like and would generally place on my watchlist. This is one of those books; therefore, don't take offence if I have stripped it too much and made suggestions. I have not read other comments as they can be somewhat off-putting. Having rea... view book

I wrote 26 days ago

HFRG Hi I read two chapters of your interesting tale. I love history based books, fiction or non. I do have a tendency to check events and historical characters because of my writings. However, I intend too stay away from google whilst reading your very good humourous story. As others will kn... view book

I wrote 27 days ago

WFT Hi Goliath, I have a tendency to read through each line carefully and if something stops the flow of my reading, then I point it out if I'm enjoying the story. I wouldn't bother noting anything if I didn't like it. Alas I stopped at almost every sentence and paragraph. In my opinion you ov... view book

I wrote 27 days ago

HFRG Hi Victoria, I was looking forward to read your book; however, the constant mish-mash of descriptions has put me off. Surely there is no need to describe everything in detail. I think you may have missed what they all had to eat. Sorry again...too much unnecessary descriptive writing that... view book

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