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Newest Review: ... secretive retreat in Scotland where only the most important (and rich!) members of society can visit - the caveat being that ... more

 ... a visit must comprise the rest of your natural life, mainly to prevent the secret of this castle from coming out but also because many of the residents are wanted for heinous crimes so would go directly to prison if they made themselves visible again. Comraich Castle has its own staff at every level and it's a sign of how desperately the ghostly events are affecting them that they ask for outside help in the first place. Ash isn't keen, and even less so when he realises he will be required to stay at the castle for...more

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Ash - James Herbert: The best 20p I ever spent! (1141 words)
by - written on 15/12/12 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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I've been a fan of James Herbert for years and have read 98% of his work, if not 100% of it. In recent years however I've been left disappointed as this once prolific author has really slowed down his output, leaving fans like myself with no option but to re-read his older work - something I don't really like to do as there are so many books waiting to be read that re-reading always seems like a waste of my time. So imagine my delight while browsing on Amazon one evening to find Herbert's latest novel, Ash, available for the Kindle priced at just 20p - I couldn't click 'buy' fast enough and immediately started reading. David Ash you might remember as one ...  Read the complete review

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