Anne Brooke. Need I say more. A short but amazingly thought provoking read.
- Review by Kazza K
Wasn't this an interesting story. I think pretty much every reader will take something different away from it. I'm just expressing my feelings on the book.
I felt like there was a loving, non-judgemental entity here. In this little ebook - I don't know any other way to describe my gut-feel interpretation. That this entity gave the MC, Red, the permission, the freedom to like who he is. That he could embrace his past, he could embrace the present, and he could embrace what he did, and who he was from here on in. God, what a gift. How incredibly liberating for a human being.
Anne Brooke has written something rather unique. A Stranger's Touch is thought provoking, spiritual, and subtlety sexy - quite the combo.
Many thanks, Karen - so glad you liked this one. People seem to either love it or hate it, so something of a "marmite" story! :))
ReplyDeleteAnne
You're very welcome. I really enjoyed it. I'm going through a thinking stage and I want some challenges. This made me think. I liked the spiritual component (which, I might add, may just be in my head, there's lots of things roaming around in there). Marmite indeed - we're a card carrying, Vegemite loving family, so how could I not like this book? :)
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