Hello Johnathan,
I picked up “Poor Mercy” in Dalgety Bay library and found it quite stunning.
To describe the problems of aid,differences in culture,the horrors of war and a love story into a very readable book is a major achievement.
I am now enjoying Glenfarron so much that I know I will have to read “Blue Poppies”.
All the best with your future projects.
Kind Regards
Steve Murphy
this is from an old friend who is very pleased to know you’re doing so well in life, love & writing.
I have now purchased “Blue Poppies” and I’m looking forward to reading it this summer. So many years have gone by since we met in Nicaragua and Amsterdam – but that does not mean I’ve forgotten you. From Holland with love,
AnneLoes
Hello Johnathan,
I picked up “Poor Mercy” in Dalgety Bay library and found it quite stunning.
To describe the problems of aid,differences in culture,the horrors of war and a love story into a very readable book is a major achievement.
I am now enjoying Glenfarron so much that I know I will have to read “Blue Poppies”.
All the best with your future projects.
Kind Regards
Steve Murphy
By: Steve Murphy on October 17, 2008
at 8:34 pm
Dear Jo,
this is from an old friend who is very pleased to know you’re doing so well in life, love & writing.
I have now purchased “Blue Poppies” and I’m looking forward to reading it this summer. So many years have gone by since we met in Nicaragua and Amsterdam – but that does not mean I’ve forgotten you. From Holland with love,
AnneLoes
By: AnneLoes van Staa on July 14, 2009
at 7:05 pm