Feur Buidhe an t-Samhraidh

Name: Feur Buidhe an t-Samhraidh
Brand: Sandstone Press Ltd
SKU: 9781908737946
Price: 1450 KES
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ISBN: 9781908737946

by Tim Armstrong

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 1908737948

ISBN-13 9781908737946

Publisher Sandstone Press Ltd

Imprint Lasag Books

Country of Manufacture PL

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Mar 20th, 2014

Print length 150 Pages

Weight 86 grams

Dimensions 19.90 x 13.10 x 0.90 cms

Product Classification: Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)Modern and contemporary fiction: literary and general

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Touring the US with his band should have been a dream come true, but when guitarist Colman and bass player Seonag become separated from the rest of their band, they are drawn into a world of crime and violence and find themselves wanted by the police.

B'' e seo an cothrom mor. Air turas-ciuil anns na Staitean agus te og bhoidheach ri a thaobh, bha Colman air a dhoigh glan. Cha robh cail a dhuil aige gum biodh e a'' teicheadh bhon phoileis, ach a-nis cha robh e a'' faicinn doigh as. Touring the US with his band should have been a dream come true, but when guitarist Colman and bass player Seonag become separated from the rest of their band, they are drawn into a world of crime and violence and find themselves wanted by the police. Feur Buidhe an t-Samhraidh (Yellow Summer Grass) follows Colman and Seonag as they struggle to catch up with the band, forced into decisions that lead to greater danger at every turn as they travel through the vast landscapes of America''s Mid West. Tim Armstrong takes his characters on a fast-paced, perilous adventure that explores love, ambition and identity.

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