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The Dead Girl and the Wandering Tree.

Writer's picture: Ray T WalkerRay T Walker
Today I received one of the greatest compliments I could ever receive. I am still basking in its reflection. An old friend e-mailed me and said he had just finished reading "The Dead Girl and the Wandering Tree" Firstly he apologized for not reading it sooner and then went on to say he had read the whole book in one day. That (and I quote directly) "I have not been so enchanted with a novel since I read "The Snow Child" by Eowyn Ivey, the language, the stories of the children Emily and Sarah and then Robert had me in tears for hours, I could not stop reading until done".



This, from one of the greatest Scots crime fiction writers of today, felt wonderful. That he had compared the book to "The Snow Child" was doubly so. It is a favourite of mine.
I thought to post it here as it is rare that I achieve such lofty praise. Lol and from someone whose books sell thousands more than mine do.


Hopefully when "Under Dark Skies" comes out on the 18th of October this year it will impress everyone just as much though it is a much darker tale.


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As you can see from the notes above,  "Under Dark Skies" will be released on the 18th of October. Earlier for those who have funds to buy the early edition hardback. I have started doing a little pre-publication advertising and held a talk about its forthcoming release. Happily, the pre-publication reviews have been great. Comments such as "Dark and Delicious" From Lucy Briggs of "Wondrous Tales" and "A clever, accomplished Mystery" from fellow author Rob Anderson have done nothing but confirm my enthusiasm for this Book.

18th October. 
Under Dark Skies.
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