BUYING THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS PRESENT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE…
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH
If, by Christmas Day, you’ve had enough ‘festive cheer’ for one year, then fill your stockings with presents with a darker edge.
If woolly jumpers, over-indulgent hampers and a box of old-lady soaps are not your thing, then how does ‘A Matter of Life and Death’ sound?
This must-have debut novel by Paul Carroll is a satirical reflection of contemporary Britain. A witty, black comedy with a thought-provoking core.
Paul draws upon the age-old saying: “Everybody should be famous for fifteen minutes. After they die” and questions if society has gone too far.
Both entertaining and shocking, this book is a perfect present for those looking to add a bit of depth to this year’s Christmas stocking.
For a chance to win a signed copy of A Matter Of Life and Death, simply leave me a comment telling me the name of the debut author:
a) Paul Carroll
b) Caroll Paul
c) Lewis Carol
For more information visit www.amolad.co.uk
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH
If, by Christmas Day, you’ve had enough ‘festive cheer’ for one year, then fill your stockings with presents with a darker edge.
If woolly jumpers, over-indulgent hampers and a box of old-lady soaps are not your thing, then how does ‘A Matter of Life and Death’ sound?
This must-have debut novel by Paul Carroll is a satirical reflection of contemporary Britain. A witty, black comedy with a thought-provoking core.
Paul draws upon the age-old saying: “Everybody should be famous for fifteen minutes. After they die” and questions if society has gone too far.
Both entertaining and shocking, this book is a perfect present for those looking to add a bit of depth to this year’s Christmas stocking.
For a chance to win a signed copy of A Matter Of Life and Death, simply leave me a comment telling me the name of the debut author:
a) Paul Carroll
b) Caroll Paul
c) Lewis Carol
For more information visit www.amolad.co.uk
Uk entries only
3 winners will be selected at random to win a signed copy of A Matter of Life and Death.
Closes at midnight on 17th December 2012.