Christy Kenneally’s latest offering, TEARS OF GOD, sounds like a cracker, and we have three copies to give away courtesy of the kindly folk at Hodder Headline Ireland. First, the blurb elves:
Father Michael Flaherty returns to his island home to hide from the world, knowing that those he loves are in danger simply because he is alive. But try as he might, he can’t escape his past - and soon an assassin’s dying message makes him realise that he must face his enemy one final time to rid himself of the evil that threatens everything and everyone he holds dear. He finds himself in Jerusalem - the most volatile city on earth. As the Ghost, the malevolent director of the CIA, schemes to blindside the new American president and play Christians, Jews and Muslims off against one another and lead them to the brink of war, Michael Flaherty is involved in the much more simple game of who should live and who should die. And a Crusader Knight has just one question - ‘Where are the Tears of God?’
No, God’s tears are not ‘the rain’ – that’s a whole precipitation-evaporation-precipitation dealio. To be in with a chance of winning a copy of
TEARS OF GOD, just answer the following question.
Does God cry:
(a) tears of sorrow;
(b) tears of joy;
(c) the tears of a clown;
(d) from hay fever, mainly?
Answers via the comment box, please, leaving a snail-mail or contact address (using (at) rather than @ to confuse the spam-munchkins), before noon on Saturday, March 14.
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Christy Kenneally’s latest offering, TEARS OF GOD, sounds like a cracker, and we have three copies to give away courtesy of the kindly folk at Hodder Headline Ireland. First, the blurb elves:
Aw, I love the return of your semi-ridiculous questions, Dec, it's been too long. The answer has to be:(c) the tears of a clown
ReplyDeleteBecause, hey, who wouldn't want to see God in one of those Black, crushed velvet paintings covered in white grease paint and shedding a tear or two.
rawson.keith(at)gmail dot com
Sorry, Keith. It has to be hay fever.
ReplyDeleteAh, that was my second choice. . .but sometimes I just like throwing some casual blasphemy out there
ReplyDeleteIf he's hovering over Australia it's definitely Hayfever
ReplyDeleteJacki cluelass(at)gmail.com
A?
ReplyDeleteCareful on the hay fever folks, as the Hay Festival's bit for kids is called "Hay Fever". And God won't cry over that one!
ReplyDeleteMust read it!!
ReplyDeleteA and D :-)
ReplyDeleteHelga