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The Woman
Book 1 of the Fang Series.
A gripping tale of a young boy whose life is turned upside down when, one winter afternoon, he's attacked by one to the undead. Battles ensue for his love, his life and his humanity.
It always comes down to a woman, doesn't it?
A gripping tale of a young boy whose life is turned upside down when, one winter afternoon, he's attacked by one to the undead. Battles ensue for his love, his life and his humanity.
It always comes down to a woman, doesn't it?
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First published November 18, 2011
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David Chitty
7 books4 followersLibrarian Note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.
David Chitty was born in a seaside town in South East England. He grew up as all others do except that he had an affinity for stories. He didn't enjoy reading them and often found them boring. As time went on, David wrote more and more until a teacher destroyed his confidence in his writing by bashing his stories. For years he didn't touch a story other than for school work and when he eventually did try and pick up the metaphorical pen again he couldn't get the words out. Finding himself unemployed and stuck at home all day David Chitty decided to try to write a book. Eventually it was finished and an old love had been rekindled. After much work and much trepidation, David published his first real attempt at literature; The Fang Series.
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David Chitty was born in a seaside town in South East England. He grew up as all others do except that he had an affinity for stories. He didn't enjoy reading them and often found them boring. As time went on, David wrote more and more until a teacher destroyed his confidence in his writing by bashing his stories. For years he didn't touch a story other than for school work and when he eventually did try and pick up the metaphorical pen again he couldn't get the words out. Finding himself unemployed and stuck at home all day David Chitty decided to try to write a book. Eventually it was finished and an old love had been rekindled. After much work and much trepidation, David published his first real attempt at literature; The Fang Series.
Like his Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/officialdavid...
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December 6, 2012
This book is dark, the acts committed are horrendous and as scared as I was reading this, I couldn't put it down. It's masterfully written. A superb story line. I won't give anything away, but the characters are brilliant, ruthless at times and the feelings like book brings out in you are amazing, fear, repulsion, humour, sadness, shock, happiness, a bit more fear, and some of it is down right freaky. David the main character goes from normal to weird and possibly slighty pshyzophrenic to ruthless and a bit crazy to somewhat human in his tendencies. Well done to David chitty, brilliant piece of literature :)
March 20, 2013
Actually,it was surprisingly enjoyable. Will definitely be reading the rest of the series.
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