Review: fitzroy's a master
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2013
this is another wonderful story by an author who's a master story-teller and can evoke a period in a way that almost no other writer can equal.  This one is just so good that untalented folk such as I can't even do it justice by commenting about it.  Do yourself a favor - if you like a wonderful story that will draw you in and make you forget about everything while you're reading it (so don't start something in an oven when you pick it up) buy and read this one, and everything else that Fitzroy has written.  It's a nice gift to yourself.  BTW:  Adam Fitzroy is one of the authors in the Manifold Press (UK) stable - it's an astonishingly talented group of writers -- Julie Bozza, Chris Quinton, Morgan Cheshire among them -- so support that house when you can.  Amazon shouldn't care about this "plug" since it dominates in so many other places and can afford to let folk go directly to Manifold (it will collect its fare for getting something to your kindle anyway).  Fitzroy's work?  Just about perfect.