The Lowlands of Heaven
For a book to hold the reader's imagination, the requirements are deceptively simple: it must engage the reader from the start, it must create characters that we care about, and it must introduce us to a world we know nothing about, and satisfy our curiosity. F. J. Dagg achieves all three in this debut novel. The  dialogue is authentic and unforced, we meet a character whom we immediately want to defend from all harm, and the world so cleverly structured for us is not a world at all, but heaven itself.  --Thornton Sully, Editor-in-Chief of A Word with You Press and former reviewer forThe San Diego Union Tribune