a novel by Debra Murphy. Book One of The Ashland Grail Cycle
Posted in The Mystery of Things, catholic fiction, reviews on Mar 31st, 2007
Stratford Caldecott has written a brief but alarmingly gratifying review of The Mystery of Things in the most recent issue (number eight) of Second Spring: A Journal of Faith and Culture:
“Labelled ‘Book One of the Ashland Grail Cycle’, this is a stunning debut novel in the modern thriller genre, complete with sex and violence. It [...]
Posted in The Mystery of Things, catholic fiction, reviews on Jun 9th, 2006
Matthew Lickona has published a very nice review of The Mystery of Things on Godspy.
Matthew is the author of Swimming with Scapulars, a sort of youthful (and frequently humorous) autobiography of an orthodox Catholic boy coming of age (at Thomas Aquinas College) in a very secular world. I recommend it particularly for older teenage boys [...]
The myth of St. George and the Dragon comes to new and provocative life in this mystery-thriller set in Milwaukee.
This is the story of James Ireton, a gifted young Shakespeare scholar haunted by a tragic past and recurring nightmares of a Knight, a Lady and a vicious Dragon. James thinks they’re just dreams, but when two people close to him fall victim in a seemingly motive-less series of brutal murders, James discovers there may be a very real Dragon preying in the shadows of his life. Worse, if he doesn’t find a bit of St. George in himself, the woman he loves may prove the Dragon’s ultimate victim.