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The Long and Winding Road
Lyn Clarke's sixth book does not disappoint as he continues to roll out yet another series of short stories, which both fascinate and amuse. Drawing on his experiences from many different people and places, his undisguised opinions are a breath of fresh air. In these times of imposed political correctness, he doesn't bend to its imposition. He calls "a spade, a spade" because if it wasn't pointed at the end, it would be a shovel. How one man can be involved with and see so much in one lifetime, is testimony to the fact that it is always advisable to converse with total strangers in a friendly manner. Clarke takes these anecdotes and weaves them into a mosaic of interesting and funny revelations.If you are prone to see the funny side of most situations, and if it is levity that you seek, then you have found a champion in Clarke as this expose will add zest and humor to your reading. In the words of the author, they will not show The Flintstones on television in Saudi Arabia, but Abu Dhabi do.
Memoirs of a Welshman
"Memoirs of a Welshman" is a collection of stories outlining some of Lyn Clarke's travels and the famous and unusual people that he met along the way.
Ramblings of a Welshman
"Ramblings of a Welshman," Lyn Clarke's follow-up to "Memoirs of a Welshman" is just as funny, heartfelt and audacious as the original. "Ramblings..." contains colorful stories about such topics as the famous people he has met, insight to his family history, and his often exciting and care free lifestyle. To say he has had a full life is an understatement. With a writing style much like Irish writer, Frank McCourt, Lyn tells his story not from beginning to end, but by subject making his memoir an extremely interesting read. Now, his story can be shared with you. "Ramblings of a Welshman" is guaranteed to make you look at memoirs in a completely new light.
Ramblings of a Welshman: Part Two of the Confessions Trilogy
This is a similar styled book as the author's first "Memoirs of a Welshman" but the individual stories are different. The writer again takes you on a light hearted jaunt across three different countries but the fun is still the same. If you like to be amused, you will find it here.Rich with amusing sagas the book rolls out one hillarious episode after another. Again, Like the writer's first book, this is a light hearted and easy read. When the word confessions is used, the author really means it. Luckily the statute of limitations has expired on most of these adventures and so all is well and no repercussions are expected.
Reflections of a Welshman
Reflections continues in the same vein as Clarke's previous two books Memoirs and Ramblings. Funny and audacious it contains colorful stories of his carefree life style and the famous and unusual people who he met along the way. To say that he led a full life is an under statement. Clarke tells the stories in his own distinct style which adds to the enjoyment of yet another interesting biography. This is not so much the story of his life but is a series of stories about happenings in his life. These all add up to make this sequel a light and easy read with a goodly sum of chuckles along the way.A must read if amusement is your goal.
Amazing States
A selection of stories depicting the authors travels and interesting people that he meets along the way. This romp is easy to read with many twists and turns. How two Rod Stewarts could end up in one place at the same time must be discovered. How anyone can drink a tropical fish from his beer must also be read to be appreciated.
Walker’s Father
The story begins five years after Evidence and Judgment ends. Jane Sidley, now Kaminski, struggles to cope with her husband Ansel’s disappearance into booze and depression, when he literally vanishes after a flight from Heathrow. A father-in-law with a suspicious past, an old flame, Roy, who wants to replace Ansel as Jane’s lover and the father of their five year old son, Walker, and an aging but still handsome private eye who falls into bed with Jane’s college age babysitter round out a strong cast of unreliable characters. As the search for Ansel draws Jane into danger, she reflects on the meaning of marriage to a loving, creative man whose addictions mean he was never fully present, and may never be, even if she can find him.
Hot Mess 11 (Hot Mess 11)
[Siren Publishing: The Stormy Glenn ManLove Collection: Erotic Romance, Contemporary, Alternative, Romantic Suspense, MM, HEA] Lany - I'd always thought that there were times in life when clarity suddenly hit a person and you realized that life was one mess after another. This was one of those times, and it was a mess of epic proportions. At least it wasn't my fault this time. No, seriously, it wasn't my fault. Stop laughing! Salvador - Lany was a mess and everyone knew it, but when weird things start happening, he seems to be the only one who can connect the clues and give us a suspect to go after. When danger comes a little too close to home, he also might be the only one who can save us. I knew the apocalypse would happen at some point. I just never expected it so soon. Stormy Glenn is a Siren-exclusive author.
One World Many Issues
Grade level: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, e, i, s.
Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series
Includes Part 1, Number 1: Books and Pamphlets, Including Serials and Contributions to Periodicals (January - June)
