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New Book Review on Amazon
Sunday, October 18, 2009 9:57:00 AM

by Richard Sutton

Literary Criticism

I'm very happy to have received a five-star review from Midwest Book Review on Amazon.com.

"One tragedy can be the start of everything. "The Red Gate" chronicles the lives of an Irish family after the death of one of their own. This one tragedy unravels everything for them, and their simple traditional life will never be the same again. "The Red Gate" is an intriguing read of Irish life, highly recommended.

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