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Take a look at the new cover of The Secret Diary of a Dublin Call Girl, due for release October 2012.
You can read more about the author, Dublin Call Girl (DCG) on her blog, secretdiaryofadublincallgirl.wordpress.com
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"A relevant, fresh and creative novel."
Follow the link to read the full review of ‘Gabriel’s Gate’ by Tom Galvin from the Sunday Independent.
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Notes"One night we were lying in bed at the school and we heard a noise outside. I was about 10 or 11 years old. I shared a room with three other girls and we were lying awake chatting. We put on the light and opened the curtains a bit to look at what was happening at the shops across the road. There were flashing lights and shouts. Next thing, police officers and soldiers began running towards the school. Our bedroom door burst open and we were all lifted out of bed and carried to the other side of the building. There was a bomb in the shops and the police hadn’t realized anyone was in the school until they saw the curtains moving and the light. Less than five minutes after we were moved, the bomb exploded. The windows had already been covered in heavy tape so if they came in it would be in large pieces." -
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Charleville Castle, Co Offaly; known to be one of the most haunted castles in Ireland. You can find out why in Paranormal Ireland by Dara de Faoíte.
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The Paranormal Ireland E-book has finally landed. Click here to get your copy now.
‘…a vividly written expose of events and sightings that science has not yet been able to explain. Through his extensive research, deFaoite, has unearthed a side to Ireland that exists far beyond our jaded Hollywood or Halloween myths.’
- The Irish ExaminerCLICK ON THE BOOK COVER TO READ AN EXCERPT ON SCRIBD
