Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: Jan. 22, 2010
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Cas Peace


Biography

Hi, thanks for viewing my profile, I hope you will buy and enjoy 'Daisy'.
I love animals of all kinds, but especially dogs and horses. As well as being a writer, I am also a horse-riding instructor who enjoys both riding and driving horses.
I also write fantasy and am thrilled that US publisher Rhemalda Publishing are to publish 'King's Envoy',the first novel in my fanatsy series 'Artesans of Albia' on August 15th 2011. See www.rhemalda.com or my website for more details.
Other hobbies include folk-singing, gardening, walking and growing cacti.

Where to find Cas Peace online

Website: http://www.caspeace.com
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://peacewrites.blogspot.com/

Where to buy in print

http://www.amazon.co.uk

Books

For the Love of Daisy    by Cas Peace
Price: $2.99 USD. 114180 words. Published on January 22, 2010. Nonfiction.
(5.00 from 2 reviews)
A tale of love, courage, determination and inventiveness, this book will have you laughing and crying in equal measure. Daisy was a unique and special Dalmatian who refused to give up on life. Her owners found that they couldn't give up on her, either. A touching tribute to a much loved and great-hearted dog, this book is a must-have for any animal lover.

Cas Peace’s tag cloud

animals    companion animals    courage    dalmatian    determination    disability    dog agility    dog owning    dog training    dogs    hydrotherapy    love    pets    therapy    vets   

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Smashwords book reviews by Cas Peace

  • A Sword Called…Kitten? on Sep. 20, 2010
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    This book is a cracking read and I'd recommend it to anyone, especially those looking for something just that little bit different. It's well-written and amusing, and is full of action and "attitude". If you've never read a book written by a sword before (and let's be honest - who has?) then you've just got to read this.
  • Vote Alison MEP on Feb. 03, 2011
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    Vote Alison MEP is a must-read for anyone who thinks the British political system is ludicrous. If you're not British and you want to know how our system "works", you couldn't do better than read the Spawater Chronicles. This latest novel is funny, witty, clever, and it enjoys poking its tongue out at beaurocracy. Added to all that, it's also a stonking good read. Vote Alison MEP is yet another gem from the pen of Barry Tighe, master of the political pun. If you haven't yet discovered the Lifeboats' gang from the Roman town of Spawater, what kept you?
  • The Bringing Down of the Hawk on Aug. 16, 2011
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    Ted Starling is set on vengeance. He has a plan to bring down the man who killed his father – the father who survived WW ll against all odds and rebuilt a loving family. The man whose peaceful old age was cruelly snatched away by the hand of conscienceless greed. Ted’s plan is brutal and brilliant; to him, the consequences don’t matter at all. The Bringing Down of the Hawk is a beautifully-written, well told story spanning most of Ted Starling’s life. Told from several viewpoints, it brings the reader deep into the hearts of its characters, revealing their loves, their dreams, their hopes. From London in the Blitz, to Dunkirk, to the deserts of Egypt and finally to Auckland, New Zealand, the reader follows as the fortunes of the Starlings and their loyal friends rise and fall. Roy Jenner writes passionately, creating characters you can’t help caring about. Their lives, their surroundings, are atmospheric, vivid and real. The Hawk is a fantastic read and I’d recommend it to anyone.
  • A Scattering of Ashes on Oct. 31, 2011
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    This book contains a fabulous selection of short stories. Some are gritty, some amusing, some are poignant. Some are downright surprising! But all are written with passion, pride and tremendous talent. The author has clearly had some life-changing experiences and he shows an uncanny and enviable knack for involving his reader in them. I would strongly recommend this book, the stories make riveting reading. But be warned, it contains strong language as well as some vivid images and un-pc sentiments!
  • The Golden Amulet: a tale of Faerie on Nov. 10, 2011
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    This book is such a rare treasure. Beautifully written with such a rich and lyrical use of language, it is sure to charm both children and adults alike. Read it to your little ones and see their faces light up. The wonderfully colourful illustrations only add to the magical quality of this tale. A very special book, designed to be shared.