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Award-winning composer and writer, polymath.

(More to come, see website for more info now.)

If you comment on my book, I will usually put yours on my watchlist and get to it eventually. Beware, I give real comments and don't automatically back you, even if you have backed me. If you are close to the ED, I'll try to give you a read by the end of the month. That's all l can promise. I'm very busy right now, but I will get to it if I can, don't push.

favourite books

Eco - Foucault's Pendulum, Rushdie - Midnight's Children, Allende - The House of Spirits, Herbert - Dune, Asimov - The Foundation Trilogy

my websites

http://www.newnotations.co.uk/sferre     http://atlantacarter.blogspot.com/

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my books

The Shot

Stephen Ferre

Will Sloane and Cynthia Warren had been lovers in past lives, but her friends wanted him dead. She could do nothing to stop them.


Will Sloane lived a quiet but charmed life as a bookkeeper for a small occult bookshop in London's financial district. That all changed as a bullet whizzed past his head, killing a woman who smiled at him every morning. Immediately, an elaborate protection scheme grew around him, as if the plot were expected. At the same time, Cynthia Warren, a nuclear physicist and Wiccan high priestess visited Britain to witness the Vernal Equinox at Stonehenge, taking leave from a top secret project that could save mankind from extinction. Their meeting was inevitable, and she would do anything to save his life if she could, but her hosts wanted him dead and they held an unexplained power over her.

Thriller, occult and science fiction meet in the intermingling of these two lives. Unwittingly, Will has the power to preserve the future, while Cynthia's handlers (the brown-robed Brethren, a sect from the distant future) use her gifts to plot his downfall and guarantee their survival. Only one future could win, and Cynthia would do anything to make it Will's if she could outwit the Brethren.

 

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I wrote 498 days ago

Bocri, if you would have read further (did you even read the whole first chapter?), you would have discovered there was a second shooter. Nobody heard any of the shots. Furthermore, you would have also learned that none of the "police" were actually police (i.e. they stayed near Will at all times)... view book

I wrote 498 days ago

I knew that I was going to back this after the first couple of paragraphs, and I was afraid to read much further lest I'd have to read the whole thing. Unfortunately, I don't have the time. I'm reading Salmon Rushdie right now, and this sits right up there, evoking the sights, sounds, and smells o... view book

I wrote 519 days ago

Hmm ... I've had this on my watch list for some time, and only now have been able to get to it. I like the writing so far, after two chapters, but I think you should do a little more research about the Albert Hall before using it as a setting (even for the dream). Have you been there? Firstly, so... view book

I wrote 527 days ago

I think I've backed this before, but I can't find my review. Anyway, it's back on my formerly empty bookshelf. Good luck. Steve view book

I wrote 527 days ago

Benjamin, I had some problems with this. Firstly, I have problems with present tense writing. It is repetitive - at least yours is, especially the first chapter. It mentions the memory of the loss of virginity twice, and the second time it seems as if you didn't expect us to remember the first... view book

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