Latest review of speculative fiction novel 'Blood' by Peter Kay

One of our Amazon readers posted this about Blood by Peter Kay:

"This is truly a brilliant and amazingly well-written book. I found the story most intriguing, especially when it involved talking severed hands and heads, and a delightful love story thrown into the mix. I also felt that Peter Kay's words flowed very well and it all came to a great ending. It is a definite "will read again" book."
- Oklahoma reader, Amazon reader reviews

Blood is a magical realism novel involving time travel, an invisible crocodile, a talking severed hand, singing paintings and big wave surfing off the wild coast of Tasmania.

Media attention for two wave-making books: magical realism novel and child abuse legal battle memoir

Blood by Peter Kay

Blood was recently featured in The Mercury Saturday Magazine. Blood, written by Tasmanian local Peter Kay, is a magical realism novel involving time travel, romance, adventure, and the WWII bombing of Darwin.

Blood has also been featured in The Sunday Tasmanian, The Saturday Tasmanian, CQU News and the University of Canberra Monitor.

Sexual Abuse Survivor's Handbook by John Saunders

Sexual Abuse Survivor's Handbook by John Saunders has also been making waves. Read the feature article in the Northern Star here.

Sexual Abuse Survivor's Handbook has previously been mentioned in NSW Parliament, featured in interviews on ABC Radio, and has been the star of several public forums for child abuse survivors.

For details about a forum near you, contact us at info@ipoz.biz