Kathryn Page

Kathryn Page

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I have always wanted to be a writer. After a long time dreaming, the thought of being nearly 40 has driven me to start to do something about it.

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My favourite books at the minute are (in no particular order)
Dancer from the Dance by Andrew Holleran, Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter, The Master and Margurita by Mikhail Bulgakov, Ready to Catch Him Should He Fall by Neil Bartlett, The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood, The People's Act of Love by James Meek and Vernon God Little by DBC Pierre.

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Shattered Reflections

K. E. Page

A moment of shared passion two years ago. A secret that must not get out. A secret that it is worth dying for?


A shared moment from two years previous comes back to haunt teenager, George Garson. He knows above anything he cannot let this secret get out. His reputation would quickly be ruined. The lengths he will go to keep it quiet are beyond imagining. Jamie Hartnell feels that the world is against him as neither his classmates nor his mother can come to terms with his homosexuality. Alison Lodge, teacher at both boys’ school, becomes far too involved with their story.
The story starts in a hospital room, a boy in a coma, the result of brutal violence. But who is injured and who has put him there is not revealed immediately. The story slowly reveals the events leading up to the attack; the bullying of Jamie by Steve Pearson, George's slow unravelling as he realises exactly how he feels, Alison's brother Nick who copes with his dead marriage by self harming, Ben, who deals with his loneliness by locking away his emotions, all will have an influence on events.
The structure of the novel is non-chronological and written in thrid person although each chapter is from the point of view of a different character.

 

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VeraLoy wrote 3 days ago

Thank you!

Casimir Greenfield wrote 3 days ago

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Casimir Greenfield wrote 3 days ago

Hi there - just extending the hand of friendship. I'm still fairly....

Neville wrote 7 days ago

Your very welcome, Kathryn, It's an excellent book. Just remember w....

christiandelacroix wrote 7 days ago

Kathryn, Thanks for the continued backing and the comments you lef....

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I wrote 3 days ago

Excellent opening and style. Very enjoyable and certainly encourages the reader to read on. It will be interesting to know how the two storylines come together. I will be reading on. Kathryn view book

I wrote 9 days ago

Hi Jeremy I really enjoyed reading this. The first person narrator's tone was good and makes you feel like you are close to him.The contrast with the Matthew sections was excellent and I was interested to know how someone could have such a hold over them. I would certainly read on if you uploaded... view book

I wrote 9 days ago

A very interesting opening with well drawn characters and an interesting narrative voice. It certainly makes the reader curious as to what will happen next and I will be back to read more. Kathryn view book

I wrote 9 days ago

This is beautifully written and very emotional . I was completely drawn in by the characters and was interested in their stories. I would certainly read more of this if you uploaded it. Well done. Kathryn view book

I wrote 9 days ago

HI Neville I think this is a good story and would probably appeal to young children as it has a fairy tale feel to it. I did wonder it Tommy wouldopen up to Esmeralda straight away - perhaps they would have met or had some sort of contact before this point to make it seem more likely. Other than th... view book

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