The author lives in one of the most beautiful
parts of Britain and he has used that landscape and scenery
to fuel his imagination........the writing is vibrant and alive.
Phil Carradice, Writer's Forum
The unique perspective which the author brings
to his robust saga of Pembrokeshire country folk ..... manages
to make even the most familiar aspects of the Rebecca tale seem
fresh, and arguably this is the most successful of the series
to date. Once again the action builds to a dramatic denouement
on the slopes of Carningli, and in the final showdown the spirited
Martha once again confounds all those foolish enough to think
of conspiring against her and her flock of guardian angels.
Keith Johnson, Pembrokeshire Life
The magic of Martha Morgan and the mystical
mountain of Carningli continues to weave its spell. In "Rebecca
and the Angels" author Brian John's storytelling reaches
a rich maturity. We are swept along in a gripping tale that
often leaves you breathless. I'm delighted that Brian's books
have been snapped up by Transworld Publishers and that readers
throughhout the world will now be able to share in Martha's
magic." Doris Goddard, Western Telegraph
The author has researched his period well
and is at ease with his genre. The pace is, like the Welsh climate,
gentle one minute, tempestuous the next, ranging from blood,
battles, intrigue and treachery to the whimsical, fly, romantic
and mystical. The author's obvious appreciation of the Welsh
countryside comes across to the reader in some excellent descriptive
prose; indeed, like its heroine, this is a book of many parts.
Norma Penfold, Gwales.com (Welsh Books Council)
