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•"Irish Eyes" showcases Marty Kay's fabulous writing, though hardly surprising considering his superb talent as a poet. A writer of his caliber is comfortable in any genre and has the capacity to switch gears back and forth. This one has all the elements of an excellent novel including clear and crisp writing, superb exposition, excellent dialogue and a fast moving story that grabs from the first word to the last.
Ami Kaye
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Pirene’s Fountain Poetry Journal
•rhymer1 wrote,
Damn, I enjoy your prose, dialog/colloquial talk and narration. Every time I come across one of your postings, I settle back, knock off the speed reading, and read solely for the enjoyment. Ultimately this entire book screams for a six, and it will get one from me.
Cheers, rhymer1
•fanlight wrote,
I stand and applaud you on this most excellent and compelling chapter - as always I was held from start to finish – Jean
•Teri7 wrote,
This is a very good chapter. I love the characters you used too. This is getting very good. Are you really Irish? I think I told you I have Irish and Indian blood too. But mainly pure southern belle. lol Great job as always. Hugs, Teri
•Tramore wrote,
When are you gong to finish this book??? I can hardly stand the strain of waiting for each new chapter to be posted!! This chapter, like all the others held me spellbound. I am now left wondering what this Sullivan fellow is up to and what Michael will do next. Ah, be patient my heart! Tramore
•Beastie wrote
The writing functions as always: concise, emotional and intriguing.
Wonderful work.