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Our role in
the world is to publish and promote as many great books as possibe to those who like an exciting and challenging read. We
will be publishing at least 50 'indie' writers during 2010. Our motto is "Good books must be published".
Teresa Geering
Something magical happens when a publisher offers to
publish one of Teresa Geering's books - they disappear.
We are hoping to stick around for a while, but you never know. She may whisk us off into another dimension before we can shout 'print'. Another uncanny thing - 'The Eye of Erasmus'
is the first in a series of four books about Erasmus, Shasta and Merlin, and virtually everybody reading this first volume
starts out saying exactly the same thing: "I don't normally read books in this genre, but I absolutely loved it."
'The Eye of Erasmus'   'The Eye of Erasmus' is the first of a series of four inter-related fables about time and fate, told in Teresa Geering's characteristic hypnotic prose. It tells of Erasmus, a baby born during a thunder storm, who is clearly destined to be special and, initially, especially obnoxious with his flashing black eyes and haughty ways, until he finds love. The trouble is that the girl literally ‘of his dreams’ hasn't actually been born yet. No problem …… Oh, but there is ……. Danger lurks …….. Comment by George Polley, author of 'The Old Man & The Monkey' and 'Grandfather & The Raven': "'The Eye of Erasmus' is different from the books that I usually read. When I received a review copy, I wasn't sure. Now I am. It is a tale gently and beautifully told. Like the Harry Potter novels, it is a book that readers of all ages will enjoy. It is definitely a book that I will read again and again. |
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