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Reviews
Angel of Mons
A down to earth tale of how the Great War really
was for the private soldier...this is a story that will engulf many readers.
Sue Horton, adult literacy and english teacher (retired).
Written by a true storyteller...a story of
horror, but also of friendship and humour. A great read.
Peter Sharp, book club reviewer.
A compelling story of a sixteen-year-old boy
facing the truth of war through innocent eyes. All who read it will now
understand how much was given by those who went to war in defence of freedom.
Ruth Wilkes, company director, Nelson.
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Tales of the Cut
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Angel on my Shoulder
The author Carl Leckey has done it again, his continued story 'Angels On My
Shoulder' is as good as his first book 'Angels of Mons.' Carl Leckey has a gift
of knowing how various characters think, and, how they behave. This gift
probably comes from his own varied and interesting life of meeting people
in many walks of life. He certainly understands varied characters and this is
apparent in all his interesting stories.
The Angel On My Shoulder is recommended reading.
Bob Eley.. Xservice Readers Group
Carl Leckey’s
second book in the Angels series is a great follow up to The Angels of Mons. I
wondered what happened to the hero after the great- war. This is truly a rags to
riches tale, he evolves from an ignoramus to a shrewd businessman thanks to his
experiences during his army service. From a commoner to member of the nobility
after demobilization when he discovers his true birthright?
As an ex serviceman I enjoy his books and I am looking forward to the next one.
I lost touch with my army comrades and regret it. I’m glad to see Adam stays in
touch with his and includes them in his good fortune. I also enjoyed his book
Tales of the Cut based on a completely different subject.
Earl Campbell avid reader ex corporal Royal Engineers
