The Uncle has got it - by George he's got it..... Review of In The WIcker Wood....

Review of In The Wicker Wood on Amazon.... 4.0 out of 5 stars Horrible Criminal Tries to Make Good, June 22, 2015 By Uncle G Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: In The Wicker Wood: Where Secrets Are Buried (Kindle Edition) Sordid tale of Irish tough guys who screw each other over in new and interesting ways while trying to make up for past sins. I enjoyed this story because it took place in Ireland and I haven't read a book set in Ireland (well I read Ulysses at the University but that was a whole different trip). There was just the right amount of street talk and street logic used by the characters to keep me on edge. I was very interested in, and yet scared shitless of, these mean bastards and the gritty underworld they inhabit. There were several times I wanted to double check the locks on the windows and doors in my house just thinking that there are despicable people like these loose on the streets. The plot at times is a bit stretched out but the motivation of the various characters (who include crooks, cops, priests and IRA rebels) kept me engaged and guessing. Also, I liked all the Irish nomenclature and phrases and customs that were normal to the author and the characters but were quaint and sometimes baffling to me.

Streets of Birdsong is flying into eStores

Well now you know where it can be purchased!

The Wrens have left the nest - I'm back in mine!

The man who laid or is that layed as in lay an egg, the wooden floor in My Office took half a day to complete the job. A similar room took me three days to sweat through. But bet Mr. Woodie, could not produce an e Book on Draft 2 Digital in the same time – half a day. It's for sale now at all good e Book Book Sellers. The result is that I'm back in my writing nest again - at my desk - staring at the wall, as usual, waiting for the words to come..

You can teach an Old Dog new tricks - it seems

Been hearing about Draft2Digital, recently. So I rooted in me drawers and found some "Works in Progress", and at least one of the stories, maybe two, perhaps three, are worthy of an airing.

Judge for yourselves:-

Streets of Birdsong - Stories from Ireland.

Available from Barnes & Noble, Scribd, Kobo, Inktera and others.

https://www.scribd.com/book/269366140/Streets-Of-Birdsong-Stories-from-Ireland

Scammers are offering In The Wicker Wood as a free PDF – It's true!

I did a search for my Free Kindle and found out that four websites, Fraud134, Tramp93, Strike7 and Help87 are offering to give people a free PDF copy of my book.

BUT You Have to Log In to their site, with your eMail address, to progress past the first page. Reckon I'm safe.

Of course I have not given away my publishing rights to fraudsters – so beware – four Big Bad Wolves are trying to tell you what big eyes you have.

But don't worry, 'cause until midnight Friday 12 June you can get a genuine free copy from any Amazon site near you.

And this offer is not a scamming fraud!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/In-The-Wicker-Wood-Secrets-ebook/dp/B00U1SPJ3O

http://www.amazon.com/The-Wicker-Wood-Lazarian-Wordsmith/dp/1500691364

As Mr Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries said I'm Free, I'm Free!

The Kindle of In The Wicker Wood from today, until 12 June, is a free download.

You will get a good read (they say) and an opportunity to post a review: good, bad, or terrible!

Not to be missed I would say, the chance to review it, I mean.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/In-The-Wicker-Wood-Secrets-ebook/dp/B00U1SPJ3O/ref=tmm_kin_title_popover

http://www.amazon.com/The-Wicker-Wood-Lazarian-Wordsmith/dp/1500691364

Amazon are Blaggin' The Kindle Today

Amazon are sending out emails and asking people to buy "In The Wicker Wood" Kindle version.

I might as well help in the effort - to sell my book.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Wicker-Wood-Lazarian-Wordsmith/dp/1500691364


Or UK & Ireland at:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Wicker-Wood-Lazarian-Wordsmith/dp/1500691364


Although I S'pose it doesn't matter where you do a Kindle download from 'cept the Currency Paid.

So stick with your Dollars or Punt your Pounds. I mean spend in your local currency. Don't stick nuttin' nowhere!