Delighted to welcome Jamie Adams to the bookshelf with his suspense novella
The Fathers, the Sons and the Anxious Ghost
About the book
Three guys in their thirties have something in common. Their children all go to the same school. One day a tragic event leads to them having to deal with a lurking aftermath which draws them into each other’s lives and causes them to rethink their attitudes to just about everything.
The children tell the second part of this story, ten years after the initial events. The dust seems to have settled until one of them uncovers information that throws everything back into chaos.
The third part… well that will have to wait.
One of the reviews for the book
Michelle Ryles VINE VOICE 4.0 out of 5 stars A little book with a big message
It was a nice change to read a novella with The Fathers, the Sons and the Anxious Ghost being only 90 pages long and taking around 1 hour to read. Don’t mistake it for a shallow light read though as Jamie Adams has packed a lot of story into these few pages, so it’s very much a case of quality over quantity.
It took me a little while to get used to the lack of contractions in the book, for example using ‘I am’ instead of ‘I’m’. I found it a bit odd, especially in speech, but I soon got used to it and attributed it to a little quirk of the book. The book is written in 3 parts; I’m sure you’ll be able to guess the parts from the title of the book. They are all linked and come together very nicely at the end, leaving me with a little lump in my throat.
I felt there were some very strong messages in this book regarding mental health and bullying but I did have to give myself a virtual smack for jumping to conclusions. I’ve always said that there are two sides to every story but for some reason I saw one side of the story in The Fathers, the Sons and the Anxious Ghost and pinned my colours to that mast. Thank you Jamie Adams for reminding me that not everything is as it may first appear.
A little book with a big message, The Fathers, the Sons and the Anxious Ghost is a very thought-provoking book that I really enjoyed.
Read the reviews and buy the book: Amazon UK – And: Amazon US
Also by Jamie Adams
Read the reviews and buy the books: Amazon UK – And: Amazon US – Follow Jamie: Goodreads – Blog Jamie Adams Stories – Twitter: @JamieAdStories – Instagram: Jamieadstories
About Jamie Adams
Jamie Adams was born in Peterborough, England and studied Geography at University. Having taught in schools and at university, he was always keen to develop his writing skills.
Currently he is writing short stories linked to romance and has his first novella, which is a drama story linked to families and friendships. He loves to include twists in his stories and aims to engage readers with lots of detail but also a fast pace.
His next project will be a trilogy…
Thank you for dropping in today and I hope you will be leaving with some books.. Sally.
Nice to hear about this author and that’s a lovely review. x
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Thanks very much Alex..♥
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Thanks for the introduction to Jamie and his books, Sally! The cover of his latest release is intriguing.
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Thanks very much Jill..hugsx
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Congrats to Jamie on the new book. The blurb was intriguing, particularly the three perspectives. And what a great review. Thanks for sharing, Sally.
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Thanks very much Diana ♥
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Congratulations to Jamie on his new book and great review. Wishing him all the best. Thanks for sharing, Sally. Have a wonderful weekend. Hugs 💕😊
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Thanks Harmony and enjoy your weekend too ♥
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Great review! It sounds like a good read. Xo
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Thanks Denise..xx
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This book has a very intriguing title!
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With you Liz xx
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Can’t beat that title, that’s for sure. If the story is half as good, it’s a winner!
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Thanks Jacqui and I agree, great title..xx
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Jamie is a new author to me, and his book sounds intriguing. Great review share, too! Thanks, Sally!
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Thanks Jan.. delighted to showcase his book.. ♥
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Congratulations to Jamie for having his book featured! This sounds like a great read! I love the book blurb. Thanks for sharing, Sally!
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Thanks Yvette and delighted to share.. hugsx
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Thanks for sharing Michael..hugs
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Thank you for introducing new authors with a great new Novella. A nice review gives hope for a very entertaining reading. Thanks, Sally! Enjoy a beautiful beginning of the weekend! xx Michael
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Thanks very much Michael…hope you have a great weekend..hugsx
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Thanks very much Judith ♥
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Love the title, Sally. x
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Well done on the blurb. It makes me want to pick it up. I think a lot of us share one connection like these three, so it makes it completely relatable.
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Thanks very much Pete and enjoy your weekend.
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I enjoyed this book!
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Thanks very much Andrew for adding your recommendation..
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You’re welcome.
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Welcome to Jamie to the Smorgasbord. This looks a fantastic read. Adding to my TBR. Congrats to Jamies
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Thanks very much Debby ♥♥
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I read this and enjoyed the twists as well as the way the story discussed mental health.
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Thanks for dropping in to comment.
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HI Sally, this sounds like a fun book. Thanks for the introduction to Jamie.
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Thanks very much Robbie..hugsx
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Congratulations to Jamie on his new release
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Thanks very much Toni ♥
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It sounds truly intriguing. Good luck to the author and thanks for sharing it, Sally!
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Thanks very much Olga..hugs
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