Author:Carol Goodman
How far would you go for love?
Callie McFay is about to cross worlds and time...
Fairwick used to be populated by all manner of magical creatures but when a cabal of witches forced the closure of the last door to Fairie, the townsfolk had to choose sides. Now it is up to Callie to find a way back.
Her quest will take her far from home – to a 17th Century Scotland where the demon she once fell in love with is still very much a man...
[Goodman] skillfully entwines the past and present, the mundane and magical, love and loss, to spin a beautifully nuanced and sensuous tale rooted in legend and lore
—— BooklistOutrageously funny . . . will have you in stitches
—— Time OutThomas Bernhard is one of the masters of contemporary European fiction. After Kafka's and Canetti's, his sensibility is one of the most acute, the most capable of exemplary images and gestures, in modern literature
—— George Steiner , Times Literary SupplementHe has created a body of work of luminous power: ironic, intellectually playful, dense and strange
—— ScotsmanShows Saramago to be a novelist of the grandest sort...it is a dramatic work of great philosophical weight, filtered through a refined contemplative intelligence
—— IndependentA study in symmetry, possessing a peculiar charm, humour and wisdom uniquely its own
—— Irish Times