ON THE EDGE OF THE LOCH : a psychological novel set in ireland

A passionate search for freedom, sanity, and maybe love. "One Irish autumn evening, in a little picturesque train station, I noticed a graceful young woman sitting alone; she looked to be waiting for someone to arrive. Over the next week I re-visited the station on five occasions to photograph it in different light. The woman was there every time, still waiting. On the day I was to leave we somehow found ourselves closer to each other. She smiled at me, warmly. I smiled back. Our eyes held in a sort of silent conversation. She leaned closer, like she was about to talk to me, maybe tell me something. But suddenly her head dropped, she turned away. I sensed that she was waiting for a dream, a dream that would never show up. But what if, I thought, what if that dream . . . " Note to Reader: This enigmatic woman inspired this 400-page novel. Shes too mysterious to be the main character, at first. So I wrote a bigger story around a driven man, and married the two. Critics said: Intense, Unpredictable, Probably the best two final chapters I've read. Jack Engelhard (author of Indecent Proposal) said: A social and psychological cosmos of evocative writing. I could neither wait for nor predict the sublime outcome. Read it! (Amazon: 40+ reviews, 4.7 stars avg) Note: This novel contains a revealing interview with the author and a 10-page Guide for Book Clubs, Teachers and Writing Students. Ebook half-price to Dec 31 2016: (http://amzn.to/28XNYT6) http://amzn.to/28XNYT6