Moon in Leo
"Compelling tale of a young woman’s search for truth and love, set in the romantic landscape of Furness in turbulent post-Restoration England."
Carla Nayland: Paths of Exile
"The perilous tides and lethal quicksands of Morecambe Bay provide the dramatic backcloth to an outstanding new novel set in the closing years of King Charles II’s reign….. Moon in Leo is a stunning piece of work, both as a page-turning adventure novel and as an intelligent and informative historical exploration.
Don’t miss it."
Pam Norfolk: Lancashire Evening Post
"The novel is saturated with atmosphere to the extent that the setting becomes almost a character in itself. In this beautiful yet perilous place, wayfarers who manage to pull themselves free of Morecambe Bay’s treacherous sands can find sanctuary on Chapel Island – the spot where Moon in Leo begins and ends. The novel is saturated with atmosphere to the extent that the setting becomes almost a character in itself. In this beautiful yet perilous place, wayfarers who manage to pull themselves free of Morecambe Bay’s treacherous sands can find sanctuary on Chapel Island – the spot where Moon in Leo begins and ends. Written with passion … and an extraordinarily vivid sense of place…”
Sarah Johnson: Reading the Past
Read the full reviews and more, on Trifolium Books' blog.
"Compelling tale of a young woman’s search for truth and love, set in the romantic landscape of Furness in turbulent post-Restoration England."
Carla Nayland: Paths of Exile
"The perilous tides and lethal quicksands of Morecambe Bay provide the dramatic backcloth to an outstanding new novel set in the closing years of King Charles II’s reign….. Moon in Leo is a stunning piece of work, both as a page-turning adventure novel and as an intelligent and informative historical exploration.
Don’t miss it."
Pam Norfolk: Lancashire Evening Post
"The novel is saturated with atmosphere to the extent that the setting becomes almost a character in itself. In this beautiful yet perilous place, wayfarers who manage to pull themselves free of Morecambe Bay’s treacherous sands can find sanctuary on Chapel Island – the spot where Moon in Leo begins and ends. The novel is saturated with atmosphere to the extent that the setting becomes almost a character in itself. In this beautiful yet perilous place, wayfarers who manage to pull themselves free of Morecambe Bay’s treacherous sands can find sanctuary on Chapel Island – the spot where Moon in Leo begins and ends. Written with passion … and an extraordinarily vivid sense of place…”
Sarah Johnson: Reading the Past
Read the full reviews and more, on Trifolium Books' blog.