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Showing posts with label Listening to Ian Magick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Listening to Ian Magick. Show all posts

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Review of My Book by Patrick Rahall

Horror and dark fantasy writer Patrick Rahall posted this review of Listening to Ian Magick today on his blog, Randomness of the Universe and Other Places. (By the way, he's the author of two excellent novels, Cycle of the Hunter and Mist and Shadowboth available at Amazon.)

"Been Away, but I'm Back!

 Yeah I know, I havent been around recently but I do have some good things to say about "Listening to Ian Magick" by Tamworth Grice - great story and very well written!  I definitely liked the point of view and the way she keeps you guessing as to what is actually going on.  You're never really quite sure, and every time you think you have the answer she throws you another curveball.  Excellent story, definitely check it out.  You'll love it if you like well-written stories and awesome characters with depth to them.  None of her characters are shallow or one dimensional.  She makes you care about what happens to Chelsea and what is going on with her life.  Go check it out!
Also, Go Bruins!  Kick some more Canuck ass!"

Thanks, Patrick!

Patrick Rahall

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Another Review of My eBook--This One at Amazon.com (USA)

Check out this review of my book from Amazon.com:

5.0 out of 5 stars
Tamworth Grice, a great talent in gothic horror. June 7, 2011
By Claude Fridley "Randy Fridley" (Panama City, FL)
Amazon Verified Purchase

"I was hooked on page one. Tamworth starts with a bang and weaves a tale of horror one just can't put down. Her characters are larger than life and her plot keeps you guessing and wanting more. When I did put it down, I couldn't wait to get back to it. I can't wait to read the next story this exciting writer creates for us. An absolute must read for all who enjoy this genre. Tamworth Grice is at the top of this kind of storytelling. Please keep it coming. "

Thanks so much, Randy!