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Theresa Tomlinson
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Crawley - Sussex, The United Kingdom
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The Forestwife (Forestwife Saga, #1)
— published 1993 — 11 editions |
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The Moon Riders (Moon Riders, #1)
— published 2003 — 7 editions |
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The Forestwife Trilogy
— published 1995 — 2 editions |
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Voyage of the Snake Lady (Moon Riders, #2)
— published 2004 — 6 editions |
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Child of the May (Forestwife Saga, #2)
— published 1961 — 8 editions |
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A Swarming of Bees
— published 2012 — 2 editions |
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Wolf Girl
— published 2006 — 3 editions |
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The Path of the She Wolf (Forestwife Saga, #3)
— published 2000 — 3 editions |
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Against The Tide
— published 2005 — 2 editions |
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Summer witches.
— published 1989 — 3 editions |
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"A SWARMING OF BEES is now available on Amazon and to download on kindle, kobo and itunes! First 5 star review on Amazon! Hurray!"
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| I loved THE BONE THIEF - the novel that introduced Wulfgar, the sub-deacon and found this second novel, just as involving. I’m fascinated by the small details of the time and period around 900 AD, and deeply impressed by V M Whitworth’s knowledge, ho...more | |
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The Song Of Heledd - a beautiful lament of a story! I was so pleased to discover another novel set in the time period that I’m fascinated by - AD 600’s and was at once gripped - hearing the names of background characters that I’ve written about - Osw...more |
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| I've been very impressed by this book. The main character Isabel is a strong young woman, who loves to make and mend things - she's very practical and makes mistakes, but I found her quite compelling. This is in some ways a harrowing story about a gr...more | |
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| Jeanie meets a man in the park, when she's out with her delightful grandaughter and a new an interesting friendship develops between them. I've seen this described as 'granlit' and there is romance, but it's very gentle, which suited me. I'm not sure...more | |
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| I’ve just finished reading this book and enjoyed it so much that I slowed down towards the end, as I felt that I didn’t want to leave the world of Wulfgar behind. It is so rare to find a novel set in 900 A.D. The front cover says ‘an unlikely hero’ -...more | |
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― Livi Michael, City of Dogs
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― Livi Michael
― Livi Michael
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― Livi Michael
-Sky Wolves, Livi Michael”
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