Vulpes Libris, in their review of Hitler and Mars Bars, describe the book as "a quirky but ultimately winning story".
Last week Vulpes Libris, in their review of Hitler and Mars Bars by Dianne Ascroft, describe the novel as a “quirky but ultimately winning story” that “captures the essence of post-war rural Ireland quite beautifully”.
Read the full review at http://vulpeslibris.wordpress.com/2009/01/30/hitler-and-mars-bars-by-dianne-ascroft/
Autumn 1940. Germany invades Britain. Newport is blitzed. Danny O’Shea’s house is bombed, his wife is killed. While taking his young son Adam to neutral Ireland, they witness an attack on a German convoy. The result is brutal.