Category: Fantasy ISBN-10: B0060AY8K2
Type: Fiction
Pages: 40
Copyright: July 2009
ISBN-13: 9780615293011
The first in a series of four books. Second in the series: "Donovan and the Footprints of the Gigantic Hound" and the third in the series: "James and Edward find a family" will be released in early 2010.
Follow the journey of two brass unicorns as they are passed from family to family, place to place, and all the various livesthey touch along the way.
A love story, with twists and turns that will leave youwondering “Is this story fact or fiction?” It’s up to you tofigure that out for yourself, to interpret it as you wish.
The story continues with three sequels, where the past andthe present catch up to one another; where families discover relatives they never realized existed; where true love is found and lost and then rediscovered.
For there is no happenstance where love and souls combine.
Time and space cannot alter what’s meant to be, it will always find a way.
Series continues with
"DONOVAN AND THE FOOTPRINTS OF THE GIGANTIC HOUND"
"JAMES AND EDWARD FIND A FAMILY"
"BRIAN BORU AND THE WHITE UNICORN"
Excerpt
On a bright summer day in Cambridge, Mass., a coppersmith came to visit the gift shop on First Street of Miss Ruth Morris, a spinster woman with a kind heart and a sweetness about her that made everyone in the town drawn to her.
“Oh, these are quite lovely indeed, Mr. Greenhill, I know they’ll sell right away,” said Miss Morris. “Thought they would make a nice set of bookends,
don’t cha think?” said Mr. Greenhill.
“Why yes, I think they will. I’ll put them in the front window so they can look out onto to the street. I’m sure
they’ll be gone quickly,” she told Mr. Greenhill. “How much should I charge?” she wondered to herself, as she placed them side by side in her front
window.
Soon after arrived Brian Boru O’Brien, a darling redhaired child, with bright sapphire eyes, in search of a treasure to buy for his twin sister Baethon (Beth).
“Hi, Miss Morris, how are you today?” said Brian.
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Reviews for "Two Unicorns (now in its second printing)"
Reviewed by CATHY ZUCHOWSKI
11/18/2009
I can't wait for the other books to come out!!! Write fast!! A cute story and almost true for many people to relate to. I could not put it down till I was finished! Keep them coming!!
Reviewed by Thomas Mazur
10/27/2009
An interesting concept for a series, and it really does make you wonder is it real or not. very well done, great illustrations on both of your books. Hopefully the others will be released very soon.
Reviewed by Jim Benton
10/27/2009
Two Unicorns--just the beginning of a great romantic series. great for children and women, but I enjoyed reading the story too. Looking forward to the new releases and the balance of the series. Illustrations and book cover designs are fabulous and you are very beautiful Kathleen. A very attractive fashionable woman, love the red hat, you look very intriguing.
Reviewed by Michael Walsh
10/27/2009
Incredibly interesting and fascinating. Looking forward to the rest of the series very much. You're a beautiful woman by the way, love your photos on the books.
Reviewed by neil van steemburg
10/7/2009
Coincidences, I've been told, are God's way of staying anonymous. This book, Two Unicorns, reinforced my belief in those coincidences otherwise known as miracles. Thank you, Neil Van Steemburg
Reviewed by Dianne Kenneally
9/30/2009
Awesome story. You can so feel like you are a part of the story. Funny thing is that I have (or had) the same type of unicorns...Anxiously waiting for book 2.
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