If anyone is actually curious about the book, its called Shadows of Faerie and here is the description:
For centuries countrywomen in England have kept a secret; if you go to the right part of the woods and sing the right song, an Otherkin man will appear and be your lover. Charlie Somes, 24, postgraduate chemistry student at Southampton University, is the product of such a liaison and is touch telepathic; a gift which blights his life as he cannot control it.
When Charlie discovers his gift works on the recently dead he is forced to use it to avoid a murder charge and then when the bodies of women who have taken faerie lovers start turning up, Charlie is the only person who can stop the serial killers.
Looked on Amazon, my delivery service of choice these days and itâs only on Kindle - Any chance of getting it old-school on paper format @Waylander ?
Iâve been asked by the family of W E Johns to revive and update their grandfatherâs Biggles books. Iâve just finished the first novel, itâs at Rainbow Publishing at the moment for proofreading and final edit.
Itâs called âBiggles Flies Undoneâ I wonât give away the plot, all I can say itâs âof the momentâ
Shit. You lot are just so interesting & literate and creative.
My book was Saddam Hussein, my role in his downfall.
It was epic.
Until Legal Counsel mentioned something about self incrimination.
Did make front page of New York Times, Washington Post, Daily Telegraph & even The Sun.
Its probably a story for the next Wembley meet up these days tbh
I should write a short novel about lockdown life in Labuan.
Well all right a Parargraph/list as per below.
Wake up,
shag,
Rest,
Have breakfast.
Shag,
Drink something,
Have lunch,
Rest,
Drink more,
Shag,
Drink something different.
Have dinner.
Drink and play a couple of games of chess.
Go to bed,
Shag.
Sleep.