Common Foe (Book) - 9/20/2003 10:20:14 AM
David Furlotte’s prowess as a writer has only improved with this his second in the Fincoeur – Fincham series. Common Foe is a distinctively wrought narrative filled with conspiracy, complicity and machination as writer Furlotte presents an intricate tale filled with robust incentives, treachery and outright chicanery.
Excellent read. Happy to recommend.
Reviewed by: molly martin
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Contract for Deceit (Book) - 12/6/2001 6:06:37 PM
Sounds like a good book from the excerpt. Intriguing.
Contract for Deceit (Book) - 5/3/2001 3:19:38 PM
Excellent book. This mystery thriller will hold your interest from the first page right down to the last.
well recommended
m j hollingshead (review for Scribesworld, BookDragon, TerryFic.)
The Missing Dart (Short Story) - 6/12/2003 5:06:15 PM
I laughed out loud. Even though I did not have an Irish mother I recognize the fractured reasoning!It flowed easily and the imagery was gratifying but not overpowering.
The Missing Dart (Short Story) - 7/10/2002 9:18:53 PM
Nice coming-of-age story, David. I can empathize. Of course, in our household it was usually a razor strap, remember those? Keep up the good work!
The Missing Dart (Short Story) - 7/10/2002 2:31:07 PM
Very well written David, and I enjoyed it, (felt your pain actually). I made a trip from Florida to Nfld last summer on the bike, see account on: www.authorsden.com/Henry
I lived in Stephenville, NF for five years in the late forties, loved it.
Keep up the good work, you do have a knack for short stories!
The Missing Dart (Short Story) - 7/10/2002 9:31:34 AM
I love this account. Well written, and great ending. I can picture the whole scene.
The Day a World Wept (Article) - 6/12/2003 4:26:15 PM
I started reading this at once knowing the familiar subject matter. As much as I did not want to read it I was compelled to as the words drew me in to it once again. The piece is a time capsule of the gut wrenching and body racking horror we felt as a nation , and as you say even the world. Perhaps it is good now to stand back and revisit now that the enormity has had a chance to settle and the soul preserving shock is fading we can truly explore our wounds, and although understanding is imposible , I hope healing is.
The Day a World Wept (Article) - 12/23/2001 11:16:03 PM
Furry,
That was a beautiful tribute to all those innocents of that day. Thank you for stating it and for putting it out so that people can see and read it. Today is almost Christmas and I think that the world is still weeping. The tears are a little slower coming now, but they are just beneath the surface in many of us, just waiting for a reason to come out. I know for me, and for many of the people I know, even out in the western portions of the USA, we still feel the pain and devastation. Admittedly not as close as those in New York and Washington DC and PA, but we feel it nevertheless. I just wish that there will come a time when we can get past it.
