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I'm a slightly welsh priest, a fan of sci-fi, fantasy and whodunnits.
I've one book seemingly in a process of endless re-drafting, and another on the go.

For those who find such things interesting, I'm married with two children, one dog and an ever-expanding bookcase.


I don't routinely accept friend requests, I'm afraid, as it clogs up my news feed, but I will, as a matter of course, return reads.

favourite books

Jane Austen, Persuasion
Mary Doria Russell, The Sparrow
Diana Wynne Jones, The Power of Three
Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens
Dorothy L Sayers, Strong Poison

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A Priest's Tale

Lindsay Llewellyn

When does the end cease to justify the means?
Aamre Sahn has been sent to stop a bloody conflict - but at what cost?


While a princess waits for her handsome prince, a priest sets out on a journey she didn't choose, in company she'd rather avoid, to a country where priests of her religion are killed on sight.

If she's going to survive in this strange new world, she's going to have to fight for her principles and face her prejudices - but first she needs to discover which is which.

In the meantime she's determined to make her feelings known, volubly.

(Book cover by Bradley Wind)

 

The Tangled Web

Lindsay Llewellyn

A Priest's Tale - book 2


This is a first - unpolished, unedited - draft of a work I've loaded for those who have read A Priest'sTale, and are curious enough to want to keep reading.

Note for such readers: I've changed Aamre's name to Kayt'an and Hayden's to Reath. (This has been done to my draft of APT as well, I've just not uploaded that version.) This was because I had too many characters with names starting with A or H, and those two names were probably the least used!

 

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Melissa Writes wrote 3 hours ago

Morning Lindsay, Would you like to do a read swap? Which of your boo....

CJT wrote 12 hours ago

Oh, and the "parsing and not passing time", I was meaning time was dr....

CJT wrote 13 hours ago

Lindsay, certainly! I appreciate your kind comments. Will start with ....

Maevesleibhin wrote 16 hours ago

Yea, shmakes sit shard shoo talk. :) Best, M

gaiajuliacaesar wrote 1 day ago

Hello! Its Jen! I apologize for the excessive amount of time it has....

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I wrote 14 hours ago

Hot damn! This is really, really good, really gripping stuff. You manage to winch up the tension til I'm fairly climbing out the window! 'Technological griffin' - like it :) Very good beginning. Chpt 2: "parsing, and not passing time" - is he doing grammar exercises, or is this a typo? Either way,... view book

I wrote 15 hours ago

Kayla, sorry this took a while - I have too many distractions! Notes: Good opening sentence. "... my mother turned away at social events." I know what you mean but this feels like an anticlimax. Good hook at close of prologue. Chpt 1 : "The frozen rushed" missing word, I think. "Even though ... view book

I wrote 5 days ago

Hi Cass, sorry this took longer than I expected. This was not my cup of tea, and I didn't always follow where you were taking me, but there were flashes of brilliance here which I couldn't help but enjoy. Notes: Nice shocking start, but I had to read the phrase "his white streaked face a death ... view book

I wrote 6 days ago

I like your opening description of the cold. "The wind had been blowing so fierce snow..." do you mean fiercely? I love the way you double-tell the story - made me smile. You could do with more of a hook at the end of your first chapter, though. You spun the opening well - leaving aside the lengt... view book

I wrote 8 days ago

Chpt 1 - This is an intriguing start, but I wouldn't recommend using a line from your opening chapter or two for your short - or long - pitch. It robs it of a lot of its punch when you read it in the book. I read on a little. It's a good place to start - at an Underground station - though I thought... view book

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