Hello Marissa, really enjoyed reading this, the first four chapters. It was so immediate and drew me in completely. The writing is really tight and not a word wasted - the way I like writing to be. The characters and premise are so every day brought to life and I think most people could relate to it... view book

This is the worst sort of polemical diatribe I have yet to read - it's almost sub-Mein Kampf. Fortress America getting all paranoid about pinko commies, foreigners, and its failure to maintain its 'former glory days'. How paranoid are you, bub? Of course we need trade unions, otherwise the bosses w... view book

Excellent stuff. Hard, tough, taut writing. You know your stuff and you've created two great characters in Fulton and Mike. Like this geo-political stuff, it relates a lot to what's going on in the world. It's great, that's why it's on my shelf. Chris1 view book

I like this a lot. Portrait of a killer and how he arrived at that point. I particularly like the what I would call Hitchcockian moments - the kill, getting the body into the boat and the dumping at sea, the young daughter so at risk both at home and out on the beach looking for her father, then the... view book

Paul, this is a great story and one that is hardly touched on by historical writers. Wat Tyler and the Peasant's Revolt is a period of history barely touched upon by storytellers OR historians and it's easy to see why. It was a near-revolution ahead of its time and nearly put paid to feudalism. Wat ... view book