Down Cemetery Road
Down Cemetery Road is the much-anticipated prequel to the unforgettable Baxter’s Friends. Ned Randle raises the curtain on the formative years of Billy Bright’s life, revealing a formula for his adult years that is at once both intoxicating and utterly sobering. Down Cemetery Road delves into the disillusionment of adolescence sadly often shot down by mid-life.
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Jonathan Knighton, 10 years ago
Hi,
Here’s my review of Baxter’s Friends. It’s on Library Thing, Amazon, and Google Books:
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It’s hard to escape from the ones you are supposed to love, especially when they are supposed to love you back. Baxter, his friends, and (don’t forget) their family and friends love and love back, lash out and lash back.
An amazing achievement is Baxter’s Friends. Ned Randle helps us readers live what it’s like to be making and doing, or being made to do and being done to.
This book told me a lot of things, and I’ll tell you two of them. You, reader, should struggle to read this book as you would read people: What is being said without anyone speaking? You, reader, should struggle to read this book as you would read people: What is being done, even when no one lifts a finger?
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I gave it 5 stars & really enjoyed the book.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
Ned Randle, 2 years ago
Thanks!