The Parth Path

Oliver Eade
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The Parth Path

Oliver Eade
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346 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Jun 06, 2018
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 346
  • Publisher: Silver Quill Publishing
  • ISBN: 9781912513505
  • Dimensions: 5.06" W x 0.72" L x 7.81" H

Review for 'A Single Petal' in 'The Herald' by Allastair Mabbott:

This is the first novel by Roxburghshire-based author Oliver Eade to be aimed at adults, and it won publisher Local Legend's Spiritual Writing Competition, a fact which will trigger many preconceptions. But A Single Petal is more than a recycling of bland, generic New Age clichés - which is probably why Local Legend selected it as the winner. Set in TNG Dynasty China, it tells of middle-aged widower, Feng, who has been looking after his young daughter since his wife's death. For his time, he's a liberal, progressive kind of man. Then his best friend is murdered and girls start getting kidnapped. In an attempt to get to the bottom of both mysteries, Feng sets out on a journey but finds a conspiracy that reaches further than he could ever have imagined. Carefully researched, well plotted and more full-blooded than you might expect, A Single Petal's spiritual dimension is solidly grounded in traditional narrative rules.

Review for 'Moon Rabbit' in The Sunday Express:

'...Ideal introduction to Chinese culture, written in a way that is perfect to be read aloud and enbjoyed by chilkdren of all ages... recreates the magical and captivating wolrd of anccient China...'

Recview for 'Northwards' in Sunday Express:

', A thrilling tale... this grippinmg novel proves that with courage, teamwork and true friendships, good can overcome evil...'

Reviews for 'The Kelpie's Eyes' (2018 Words for the Wounded Teenage novel prize):

Words for the Wounded: '... a fabulous book, evocative, pacey and engaging...'

Author, Wendy Leighton-Porter: 'A gripping tale of two sisters who are mysteriously transported into a twin time warp...'

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