Chris Calder is an author who discovered the joys of novel writing quite late in life. At an age when most people would be retired, he is not; he says he has simply changed professions and is now a full-time novelist. Chris says that he is living proof that there is life after seventy, that brain cells kept busy do not rot, that life-threatening cancer can be totally, permanently, defeated and that a long and eventful life is a rich source to … Read More about About The Author
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Will knock your socks off
If, like me, you enjoy thrillers with a bit of bite, then ‘Payback’ will knock your socks off. It’s worth five stars for the originality of its plot alone, but Mr Calder’s masterful storytelling, and the effortless way in which he takes you on such a thrilling ride, will make you want to read more from this fascinating new author.
Payback
This is my second Chris Calder novel
This is my second Chris Calder novel, and I’m sure it won’t be my last. Although ‘My Brother’s Keeper’ is not a thriller like Mr Calder’s earlier novel ‘Payback’, it’s no less gripping, and the wonderfully dry humour that pervades Father Dominic Barratt’s existence makes this book a joy to read.
Relevant, as well as being surprisingly sexy and action-packed, these glimpses into the life of a Catholic priest are never less than mesmerizing.
My Brother's Keeper
An exciting read
An exciting read and I found it difficult to switch off my Kindle. I devoured the book in two short evenings. It was not until the second chapter that I realised the first four chapters were date-titled, which explained the surprising gap between the first two chapters. However, it served to advance the story without any time wasting. Good technical research and right up-to-date concepts. Full of surprises, and well worth considering for a film.
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