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about me

I'm a slightly welsh priest, a fan of sci-fi, fantasy and whodunnits.

For those who find such things interesting, I'm married with two children, one dog and an ever-expanding bookcase.

A Priest's Tale is now for sale at Heffer's in Cambridge (UK) and orderable from http://www.feedaread.com/books/A-Priests-Tale-9781781766545.aspx

see www.Facebook.com/APriestsTale for updates.

I'm having to take a break from Authonomy just now - I've been diagnosed with RSI so I have to be very parsimonious with my typing priorities.
Thanks to all those who've helped hone APT to its present form - do come and find me on FB :)

favourite books

Jane Austen, Persuasion
Mary Doria Russell, The Sparrow
Diana Wynne Jones, The Power of Three
Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens
Dorothy L Sayers, Strong Poison

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The Tangled Web

Lindsay Llewellyn

All your favourite characters from A Priest's Tale, plus a few new monsters


Right, this is my favourite child now.

Kayt'an Sahn longs for peace and for home, but somehow the journey there keeps getting longer. Cast out by her own temple she desperately wants to make things right again.
But when the weave is as tangled as this one, perhaps the only solution is a knife.

 

A Priest's Tale

Lindsay Llewellyn

When does the end cease to justify the means?
Kayt'an Sahn has been sent to stop a bloody conflict - but at what cost?


While a princess waits for her handsome prince, a priest sets out on a journey she didn't choose, in company she'd rather avoid, to a country where priests of her religion are killed on sight.

If she's going to survive in this strange new world, she's going to have to fight for her principles and face her prejudices - but first she needs to discover which is which.

In the meantime she's determined to make her feelings known, volubly.



Fonts are still a bit random, for some reason, please bear with.
This is no longer complete on Authonomy, but APT is now for sale at Heffer's in Cambridge (UK) and orderable from feedaread.com or in e-form, from Amazon.

see facebook.com/APriestsTale for updates.

 

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Kenneth Edward Lim wrote 30 days ago

Lindsay, You might want to click on www.scribd.com/dloganw whereby D....

Maevesleibhin wrote 34 days ago

Lindsay, How are you? I miss chatting with you. I see you have been ....

MatthewBrenn wrote 54 days ago

Lindsay, A while ago, you commented on my first book, “Orphan of G....

kristylove wrote 80 days ago

Hello, my name is miss Kristy i saw your profile and have interest i....

Owen Dorr wrote 122 days ago

No problem Lindsay I had a quiet Christmas with my wifes mum who is ....

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I wrote 122 days ago

A very interesting read. I'm wondering if the warning order for the mission to Beliz might be a more dramatic place to start - the opening passages otherwise jump about a bit and it's hard to find the dominant thred. Good luck with this. Lindsay view book

I wrote 273 days ago

Hi Ryan, There is a passion and a vividness to your writing that is attractive, but in terms of opening up your plot your prologue and first chapter could use some work. I'm really not sure about a prologue at sets out to tell me what you, the writer, do not know. You have a coupe of paragraphs to... view book

I wrote 278 days ago

This book is a real eye-opener! How the world has changed! It took me a few chapters before I realised that, though there is some chronological drive to this work, each chapter is strongly themed. I'm not sure how - or indeed if it is necessary - to make this clearer. All in all this is a good rea... view book

I wrote 278 days ago

This is super! The hound gave me some very odd looks as I chortled away while I read. When I get round to finding a computer I will back this. Lindsay A Priest's Tale view book

I wrote 278 days ago

I love the idea of a blind hero, and of the boy's grandad trying to describe light to him, but I'm wondering if this opening chapter is a little static. There is a lot of explanation and description (though not a lot of description of how a blind lad perceives the world) but all we have of the plot ... view book

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