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Incongruous in Yorkshire stone and sleepy market town
Where unexpected masterwork still wears His thorny crown
Where history, both false and true, unfolds upon the walls
And legend, faith and memory adorn its hallowed halls.
For slaves and saints remembered and a wordless story told
Of dragon-slaying warriors and courtly knights of old,
Must tell the myth that captures hearts and comforts bended knee
Creating visions of what was and what the world could be
If those who owe allegiance to the earthly rule of man
Can look past duty’s confines to a world where faith began.
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Beck ‘n’ Call
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About the Book
Ben, fast becoming a folk hero after the apparent theft of a standing stone, now languishes in Bakewell Gaol. Don and Wen, suspected of being his accomplices, are on holiday… or ‘on the run’ if Bark Jaw Dark and PC 963 Kraas, hot in pursuit, are to be believed. From England to Scotland, the officers of the Law have followed the trail of the erratic couple as they visited the ancient sites of Albion. This time, though, as Don and Wen take the slow boat to Ireland, Kraas and Jaw Dark are one step ahead. But Ireland is a land of mystery and magic where reality is intertwined with vision and standing stones are still open doors… How long can Don and Wen continue to evade the long arm of the Law? In the shadows, a labyrinth of secrecy shrouds a mysterious figure. What is Montgomery’s interest in a small standing stone? Just how many high-level strings can he pull… and why? And what is the dark, winged creature that is now on the loose? Join Don and Wen as they continue their adventures in the sacred and magical landscape of Albion.
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Whew! This is a brilliantly written piece. Bravo, Sue. Masterfully done.
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Thank you, Violet. From a soon to be released book 😉
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Masterfully written, Sue…
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Thank you, Jaye. From the gazetteer of an upcoming book 😉
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Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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Thank you for reblogging this, Jaye x
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Wonderful! Sharing…
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Thanks, Bette ❤
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Lovely poem, Sue.
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Thank you 🙂
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Sounds great, and adds wonderful to your stories about the landscape, Sue! Wonderful written, best for reading over the silent times coming! Michael
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Thank you, Michael 🙂
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:-)) Thank you too, Sue! Have a beautiful weekend! Michael
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