"History is full of ordinary people doing extraordinary things, often accidentally or without understanding where their choices might lead."
"If readers finish the book feeling entertained, understood, and perhaps a little more open to the idea that hope can exist without certainty, then I’ve done my job."
"Humans are capable of extraordinary kindness, bravery, and resilience, but we’re also unwittingly brilliant at self-delusion, tribalism, and panic."
"It was time to have a bit of a laugh," the bored student decided. The rest, as they say, is history...
How a wet walk in Ireland ended up centre-stage in Good For The Soul.
It's fair to say I loved my first Indie Book Fair, learned a lot and caught the bug.
Fast-paced, with heart-racing moments, sharp descriptions and a bunch of humorous asides thrown in for good measure.
Pete turned to face me, beaming with pride and waving a leaf in the air. His mortal coil was intact and wasn’t being shuffled anywhere.
Gregg Sapp - reviewer for Reedsy Discovery - casts his eye over Paths Not Yet Taken
Why greyhounds are the book's real heroes.
I've had things happen in my life that were pretty stressful. Reading reviews of my work is more nerve-wracking than any of them.
Whatever you make of Robert Frost's poem, choice in life is inevitable and decisions have to be made.