Revenge is a dish best not served. Ruirech finds the remains of his mother, mutilated and hanging from a cross before the ashes of what used to be Forest Haven’s hostel. The Moon Goddess had warned him what he would find but he’d refused to believe her. No longer in any doubt, Ruirech vows vengeanceContinue reading “New Release: The Rebel and the Seeress”
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Tolkien: The Creator of Middle Earth
Tolkien: The Creator of Middle Earth is a wonderful biography by Catherine McIlwaine. On my last birthday, I was in the Bodleian library gift shop and my better half bought me this wonderful book as a late gift. She left me in Tolkien’s favourite pub while she went shopping. When I sat in The EagleContinue reading “Tolkien: The Creator of Middle Earth”
Book Launch
We would love to see you at our next book launch in Red Books Underground in Eclectic Avenue, just off Main Street in Wexford, opposite the AIB. Readings, book signings, Q&A. Glass of wine and a few nibbles. It promises to be great craic.
Sliabh Culinn
Cover Updates: The Dagger and the Compass
A couple of tweaks to the cover, which now includes the barcode. Looking forward to the launch at Red Books in Wexford. Without doubt, Ireland’s best bookshop. June the 6th at 7 PM.
Book Launch
Limited time offer
For a limited time, the book Kirkus described as “A satisfyingly gritty and complex tale of a noble Roman commander and a valiant Christian woman.” is free to download. The tumultuous year of the Four Emperors is coming to an end. Rome is reeling from brutal civil war and mutiny. Praetor Agricola is summoned toContinue reading “Limited time offer”
The Iron Between
This is a trilogy that is yet to receive a bad review. Hammer won awards, Iron was lauded by Kirkus, and Anvil: well let’s just say renowned historical author, Katherine Mezzacappa ranked it as the best of the trilogy. Click here for more info.
Interview with Whispering Bookworms
Richard Sharpe
As I am reading the Sharpe books from 1-20, I think it only fair that I review them too. Watch the Hughes Reviews menus for their postings. I am not yet sure whether I will review them individually or as a job lot.