Kerry Truelove, writer

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  1. Cheryl Lewis Avatar
    Cheryl Lewis

    I really enjoyed The Heart of Elroi trilogy. I can remember waiting impatiently for the third book in the trilogy to be published. I did shed a few tears while reading the third book.

    I have read all the books in the trilogy multiple times and get more out of them each time.

    Thanks for a great read Kerry.

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    1. Kerry Truelove Avatar
      Kerry Truelove

      Hi Cheryl

      So glad you enjoyed the books! I hope the bit that brought you to tears didn’t adversely affect your enjoyment.

      KT

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  2. Josie Minshull Avatar
    Josie Minshull

    I’ve read all of Kerry’s books. My favourite is Finding Fray, because I found it light-hearted and fun, and I loved the animals in it. I also loved that Fray found out who she was in the end – I found the book very relatable.

    They Have Their Little Ways was the first book of hers that I read, and I found it fun. Face it, lots of us have fur babies who are part of our lives and have their own stories to tell. Not all the stories of my pets have been funny, but I can certainly relate to some of the ones in the book.

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    1. Kerry Truelove Avatar
      Kerry Truelove

      Thanks, Josie, I’m so glad you enjoyed the books.

      Finding Fray was a lot of fun to write, even if I lost several pages and put it aside in disgust lo these many years ago.

      I must admit that I’m very fond of They Have Their Little Ways, but that’s probably because I enjoy remembering our pe(s)ts. Mind you, the book might reveal a bit more about my family than they necessarily appreciate!

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  3. Rachael Diggs Avatar
    Rachael Diggs

    While exploring The Thief at Deceus, what stayed with me was the unusual connection between Senra, an elite zora of Honar, and Farr, a thief whose unpredictable appearances repeatedly place her at the heart of a nation engulfed by war. What begins with their escape from a hostile mob in Deceus gradually expands into a struggle for survival as Honar faces invasion on two fronts and its queen seeks sanctuary in the land of a traditional enemy. This progression gives the story a compelling mix of fantasy, political turmoil, and personal conflict.

    I loved how Farr’s mysterious nature adds another layer to Senra’s journey. Despite repeatedly witnessing Farr’s courage and considerable abilities, Senra cannot persuade her to join the zora, leaving her questioning what lies beneath the thief’s carefree façade. Meanwhile, Senra’s own painful past resurfaces as the war intensifies, creating a powerful contrast between external battles and the struggles within herself. The combination of an evolving friendship, hidden identities, and a nation fighting for survival gives the novel a distinctive appeal for readers who enjoy immersive fantasy with emotional depth and unanswered mysteries. Great work Kerry..

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    1. Kerry Truelove Avatar
      Kerry Truelove

      Hi Rachael

      Thanks for your comments, they are greatly appreciated. I’ve very glad that you enjoyed the book, although I suspect very few people could have enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it (and the following volumes)! The connection between Senra and Farr is key to the story.

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Hi Rachael

Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated. I’m very glad you enjoyed the book, although I suspect nobody could enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it!:-)

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