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Roger Knowles

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9 Works 35 Members 3 Reviews

Works by Roger Knowles

The Association (2011) 10 copies
To Be A Man (2019) 5 copies
Broken cats and cowboy hats (2011) 4 copies, 1 review
The Cupboard Under The Stairs (2011) 4 copies, 1 review
The Naked Emperor (2011) 2 copies
Day Of Reckoning (2011) 2 copies, 1 review

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This book is an incredible insight into a life, moulded at birth by family, circumstances and events totally out of the person’s control.

Mark Doughty became the person he did through a series of events both intentional and unintentional, the result of which was to mould an innocent baby into a very different man.

By picking on a young girl, he sets in place a chain of events, which will change the lives of everyone involved with him.

Incidentally, if anyone had told me my reaction to the show more end of the book at the beginning I would never have believed them.

I downloaded this book so I could read all Roger Knowles books, I didn’t know what to expect and I hadn’t read any reviews. From the start I realised it wasn’t the sort of book I would ordinarily have picked, but, it was a tale that had a right to be told. There must be many people to whom this story will ring a bell, far more, I imagine than I would like to think.

I can only say well done to Roger for writing such an amazing, if harrowing piece of work. I hope others will read it because, it gives those who do, an insight into a world hopefully they may never experience.
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Simon is just an ordinary family man, wife, two children, and a dog called Orph.

This story chronicles one of his days, a day when a combination of farsical work situations and comical family events leads him to question whether he can change his future completely, start a new career perhaps? Having read The Naked Emperor I was looking forward to reading this prequel and I wasn't dissapointed.

What a difference a day makes....

I can recommend this hilarious book as a brilliant read to anyone show more who just wants to smile for a change. show less
Loner, Smelly Harry is ridiculed by fellow workers, has no friends and had been cruely treated by his dead parents.

Now he lives in a fantasy world. He is a talented woodcarver and has created a family of fantastic, strangly carved figures which live with him in his flat.

However, one day he creates one bigger than all the rest, and it changes everything. Soon circumstances are beyond his control, then the horror starts, the police become involved and the real nightmares begin.

I had been show more looking forward to reading this book and was not disapointed show less

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