Ash Grove: One Week, Eight Chapters (must be a leap week)

by Roy Garde

A longtime resident of a street, called ASH GROVE, that's in a coal-mining village in South Wales, shares reminiscences concerning his, sometimes, very friendly neighbors. There are 2 novellas added - one about the coming apocalypse in which the last 600 people left on earth have to come up with an innovative way to keep from starving when their supposedly lifetime supplies runs out due to incompetence and the second one is how a small town finds itself free of crime and perversion and drunkenness after being 'blessed' with a down-to- earth method of accommodating lust and unseemly urges and, by doing so, obviating anti-social behavior.

334 pages, Paperback

Published August 29, 2017

Reviews

[Kyle Anderson · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Featuring nearly 300 pages the book does take quite some time to read especially with the fact that the narrative within the book is intriguing, featuring scenes of emotional tension, comedic reliefs, and sexual tension. The book can provide readers with hours of entertainment with this approach in its narrative.

[Kelly S. · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book outlines the couple's constructive and negative comments about their sexual satisfaction. The narrative in this book flows very smoothly, however, the book's narration can at times be a little too explicit for some readers. The book is about 284 pages long and offers readers an immersive reading experience.

[Robert Dickerson · Rating 4 out of 5]

The narrative within the book can at times be quite humorous due to the nature of how the characters interact with one another, but when the scene calls for it the narrative can switch gears to a more serious scene of drama and sensual talk. This kind of narration keeps readers entertained for hours on end.

[Shannon Boyd · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book's material can become very erotic, as the characters share with their partners their seemingly passionate moments. With a total number of pages nearing 300 the book is divided into separate days rather than paragraphs makes it more complex and special when compared to the standard format of writing a book.

[Thomas Hopkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book portrays the pair in their respected relationships with their optimistic and negative comments about their sexual gratification. The descriptions of the characters in the book can be a bit too explicit at times when they don't hold when sharing information about their nighttime habits in bed with their companion.

[Paul Mills · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Ash Grove" can be an amusing piece of writing to read because it depicts the active sex lives of numerous women. The book is about 284 pages long and provides readers with an engaging reading experience. The material of this book can become very sexual as the characters share their ostensibly passionate moments with their partners.

[Maria Kelly · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story flows very fluently in this book, but for some readers, the story can often be a little bit too explicit. The book is about 284 pages wide and provides an immersive reading experience for the readers, pulling readers into scenes of comedy, erotica, and some bits of drama.

[Edgar Schneider · Rating 5 out of 5]

Taking a look at the day-to-day life of certain couples and reading about their problems both in their relationship and in bed is quite an interesting way to pass the time. The book captures this topic well within its 284 pages and tells the story in the form of an interview narration.