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'Reviewing books can sometimes be a chore and I really didn't know what to expect when confronted with 'Run For Freedom' by Kevin Muir. But it could have proved nothing less like a chore as it is a compulsive read. Indeed my editor will testify that my daily deadlines suffered on a couple of occasions! The strength of character description is amazing and you quickly find yourself engrossed in the plot, yet more importantly from my personal point of view, I could relate to the greyhound strand that runs through the novel. I have no hesitation in heartily recommending 'Run For Freedom' to anyone.' Jonathan Kay; Racing columnist at the 'RACING POST', Britain's national sporting newspaper.
'I enjoyed the book immensely. A classic love story worked wel alongside the violence at the height of the Irish troubles, with the country's love of Greyhound racing proving a convincing common denominator. From my particular viewpoint the Greyhound content is well researched and superbly written in such a manner thta whilst appealing to the 'diehard' dog man can be easily understood and appreciated by the complete novice.'
Craig Latcham;
Former Rcing Manager, Cleveland Park Greyhound Stadium. Former professional Greyhound trainer. Former freelance contributor to Greyhound racing's pr | |  | | The Expendable
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Impelled by the serendipitous discovery of a long lost correspondence, Robert Best, aged 70, embarks upon a nostalgic train journey into the past. His intention to find the answers to the riddle that has plagued his sanity for half a century. Still trapped within his youth and a hostage of yesteryear, he undertakes a final pilgrimage in the hope of exhuming a star-crossed love. A 'true love', ill-fated by his Polish fiancée's exorbitant striving for autonomy. A consummate relationship that could not survive through the heinous belligerence of a World War.
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