Somewhere in a woody glen


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This book was released on the 13th November 2006 and is now on sale. ISBN: 1-4241-2822-6 If you click the picture below it will take you to the publisher where you can purchase or just click here. The easiest way is to enter into the search area to find the book. Be one of the first to read it. I personally know the author, he is a good friend and I also know his capabilities with the written word. This has been his life’s ambition to write and he has finally done it! For those that might know me, I am informed he has based some of the book on what I told him, trust me to open my mouth! I will try get some more details or extracts when the publishers or the author release them and again I will post them here. At some point I will also be posting on the site, some of his poetry. I am not a great connoisseur of poetry but I am sure there will be people who do appreciate it. GOOD LUCK MIKE!



	The cover text Somewhere in a Woody Glen weaves an incredible route through a tapestry of linked stories as seen through the eyes of more than one narrator. James Bridges guides us through adventures experienced in his childhood and throughout his career as an engineer in the British Army. As the ‘helmsman’, he temporarily hands over the steering of the book to his brother Jo, who provides even more incredible accounts of long-forgotten worlds as a seemingly totally inappropriate offering to his young daughter. Translated from the newly discovered journals of a 1900s swashbuckling adventurer, he remains adamant that it is true. At the conclusion, the links between the two accounts are brought together and presented as one factual work. Somewhere in a Woody Glen includes adventure, romance, mystery, and tragedy. Its memorable, larger-than-life-characters, events, and creatures appear on almost every page. From the sleepy English suburbs to the black lands of Fistard, from the sweet and vulnerable Katy to the mean and menacing Grimmly, this book has it all.

About the Author

Born in Manchester, England, during the hard post-war years of poverty-stricken Britain, M K Chapman is the youngest of two brothers. Educated in a Surrey
boarding school, he has served in the Merchant Navy, and he is now employed as head of the purchasing department for a large local authority.

My Personal Review

These days I do not seem to read as much as I used to, in fact I have 4 books waiting for my attention. Taking that into consideration I had to read Mike’s book twice before I felt I was in the story line. For those of you that read regular, you will find it a book with a lot of twists and turns exceptionally described. In my opinion it is worth reading ( and no I do not get a commission) albeit Mike is annoyed there was so many editorial gaffs which he had no control over.


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