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I have been busy getting "Feast of the Antlion" onto Kindle.
It is now there and available.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Feast-of-the-Antlion-ebook/dp/B006PZBXCI

Many thanks go to the kind reviewers here who helped me improve this from my original version. I am sure that there will be missed errors, and will be happy for anyone to point them out so I can correct them.

My next challenge it to get Suffocating ready too.

I still have a full watchlist to read through and hope to get to it soon.

Thanks to anyone who has backed my books in the past.

Sorry, but I don't respond to spam, and generally do not to read horror, fantasy, time travel or science fiction.


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Suffocating

Caro Ayre

Cystic Fibrosis hurts the sufferer and the family.
The knock on effects of this life threatening disease can be devastating.
The burden of guilt overwhelming.


When one member of a family has an incurable disease, the knock on effect can be far reaching.

Strategies for dealing with the problem range from being over protective to complete denial. The situation becomes unworkable and the family unit disintegrates.

Clare has to accept that her marriage is crumbling. She also has to learn to let her daughter take control of her own health.

Hannah needs to find a way of becoming independent and coping with her illness, but at the same time does not want to hurt her mother.

Mike has been pretending that there is nothing wrong with his daughter. In the process he had closed down his emotional side, not wanting to expose himself to pain.

Edward the older brother has been the strong supportive one, but he cracks under the strain, the question is will someone notice and pick up the pieces in time.


 

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Casimir Greenfield wrote 6 days ago

Hi Caro - just extending the hand of friendship. This isn't spam...ho....

Maevesleibhin wrote 10 days ago

Dear Caro, I see you have two books with medals on your shelf. (Hint....

katie78 wrote 12 days ago

caro, you commented on my work awhile back and i wanted to reiterat....

patio wrote 15 days ago

I write with greetings and invitation to read a chapter or more of my....

Dianna Lanser wrote 34 days ago

Hi Caro, With so many wonderful writers and so many good books on ....

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I wrote 206 days ago

Wishing you all the best with this, the only thing that jarred in what I have read so far is a point of view issue in Ch1. At the beginning of the second section when she returns having changed her dress, you describe her dress sense, page boy hair cut and her eyes wide set like an alien. It fel... view book

I wrote 470 days ago

A great story hampered by a slow start. You have too many references to watching her watch. I thought she was waiting for someone, but she wasn’t. Then she’s speeding. Then she’s stopping at a church. But she’s late. Husband makes snide remarks. But it doesn’t give a depth of fear of him. The c... view book

I wrote 485 days ago

Thank you for such easy to read and understand information for a complete technophob! Will check out the rest in due course. Good luck with it. view book

I wrote 539 days ago

Great start. A couple of little things. The seat belt left room for another person practically, Do you need the practically? Paragraph starting “The late July heat. The first part is great, but the ending is an info dump about the family history. Grandfather lived there for 15 years, after ... view book

I wrote 539 days ago

Hi Richard, I have only read the first chapter, but thought that it was time you got a comment. I am assuming you are looking for comments to make this read better. The topic is so personal it makes it hard for anyone to tell you how to write it, You certainly have tugged at the emotions with ... view book

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