Grim, gritty and gloriously graphic, who would be willing to read/review 'Bitching Bits of Bone,' historical fiction at its darkest

[John]

Hi voracious readers,

'Bitching Bits of Bone' 1st book written by my dear friend needs reviews. Would you be willing?

Here is the synopsis and extracts from some reviewers so far:

‘’What prompted Geoffrey Chaucer to write The Canterbury Tales? And what became of him afterwards? Well, here you'll discover all the answers as the fourteenth century unfolds before your senses in vivid and uncompromising realism. Travel with the pilgrims and experience the delights and horrors of medieval life - from alchemists and innkeepers to gothic spires and leper houses.’’

One reviewer wrote:

‘Grim, gritty and gloriously graphic, this excellently written and uncompromising historical fiction novel follows the travels of one Geoffrey Chaucer that are to culminate in the Canterbury Tales’

And another wrote:

‘I had no idea quite how amusing and entertaining it was going to be. This book has something for everyone - an expertly crafted dark tale, realistic portrayal of medieval England, hilarious and wickedly clever satire and a cast of unforgettable characters.’

Please take 1 minute to check this book out and if you are interested I will send you it in digital form in exchange for either a rating or better still review.

Seasons greetings

John Wedlake (co-writer and childhood friend of author)