What the reviewers said about Thomas Brown’s novel “Featherbones”

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mystery stories, https://www.sparklingbooks.com/ – https://www.sparklingbooks.com/. “…a unique story and I appreciated that, along with the beautiful writing. Very thought provoking book.” – Reviewer, Canada

“Featherbones … is beautifully written, with almost lyrical prose. It’s the kind of book that sets the mood early and it can be a bit overwhelming in its greyness. Stay with it and you will be rewarded by a well plotted story that twists and turns to so many places. If you like Magical Realism with a tough of Psychological Suspense, this book will delight you. I think it would make an interesting book group selection.” – Librarian, USA

“In Southampton, England, a grey, rain-filled town, the story of Felix, and Michael’s set. Repeating patterns, like grey days, the same walk through the city every morning and evening, and the sight of birds, characterize the book. What if birds were people, or humans changed into birds? Remember the classic on Icarus and his father Daedalus, the creator of the labyrinth?
“It’s exactly this fate and circumstance that Thomas Brown as author throws his readers in while reading Featherbones. There seems no way out of this storyline. Dream and reality converge. It’s difficult to stay concentrated. Is the reference to the Titanic a clue? Will one of the main characters commit suicide, or turn into a seagull at full moon?
“…I’m impressed by the psychologically laden plot and the way a small world becomes even smaller throughout Featherbones.” – Reviewer, Netherlands