Leslie Garland
Right at this moment I am in the middle - well, actually I have just started Chapter 3! - of a tale entitled "The Ghost Moth". This tale takes the form of two stories running in parallel, one set in the medieval past and one set in the present. In the earlier story we learn about a young novice monk and of the conflict he had between his faith, as practised in the monastery he attended, and his desire to be a normal man and have a relationship with a woman, though unfortunately for him nothing is normal. In the contemporary story the father, Kevin, tells of a family visit to a strange local landmark and how on the way there the family met a woman who warned them of the nature of the place. As we learn more about the young monk's story, so we also learn that Kevin's young son becomes ill and has to be rushed to hospital. Is the past connected to the present and if so …..... ?
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Leslie Garland:
I am not marketing my book to the masses, I am inviting you to look at my book. Perhaps a trade. There are not enough people willing to leave a review in my case. Do you have enough reviews? You may not enjoy my book or you may enjoy it immensely. I was just thinking about the little dogs I had growing up and how I had to say good-bye to them. Sometimes because we moved from an island or sometimes because they died.
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