The Roses of Haye by Andrew Verrett


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The Roses of Haye by Andrew Verrett

Somewhere, in the back of our minds, we each harbor fond memories of fairy tales and happily ever after story endings. The magic of chivalry and prince charmings filled many a little girl's dreams with wedding day fantasies. And little boys thrilled to the possibility of being that daring young hero who thwarts the sinister villain and saves his kingdom. And yes, wouldn’t it be nice if we could return, just for a moment, to those carefree days of yore?

First-time author Andrew Verrett grants us this wish with his new novel, The Roses of Haye. Written in rhyming couplets, its metered verse flows with a lyrical quality reminiscent of Edgar Allen Poe and the beloved Mother Goose herself. Yet, The Roses of Haye has a decidedly grown-up flavor. Spanning three generations of a royal family, it thrills readers with its swashbuckling swordsmanship and evil villains, like the dastardly Master Clews.

At its very core, The Roses of Haye is a simple love story, where honesty triumphs over evil and the good guy finishes first! Harry and Gaye, Prince Gunter and Lynn - their stories will tap at your heart and bring tears to your eyes. Pick up a copy today and return to those feel-good days of yesteryear.

Andrew Verrett is very generously donating royalties from this book to orphaned children in Asia. To read more about the author, to learn more about his charitable efforts and for an informative Q&A, visit the following site AndrewVerrett.com

Andrew will also be joining me for an "Ask the Author" session through the end of July. Please stop by this discussion thread and show your support.

Best places to buy this book online (from Best Book Buys) Note: Prices are subject to change.

1. Paperback (New) AmericanBook.com $15.95
2. Paperback (New) Amazon.com $16.00

Be sure to check out the online auctions, too. Name your price! Also, try your local library, where every book is free!

Coming August 1: The Bonesetter’s Daughter by Amy Tan

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2.   Jul 23, 2001 7:44 PM
In response to message posted by jerrib:


Isn't he though? I can't think of any woman who wouldn't love a gift like that! Thanks ...


-- posted by Kathy_K


1.   Jul 23, 2001 6:58 PM
Read the discussion, too. What a great husband, to top it off!

Jerri


-- posted by jerrib





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