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Chasing Spirits - The Memoirs Of Reginald Weldon (2000)

by Glynn James(Favorite Author)

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review 1: This is my introduction to the series, "Diary of the Displaced" and I enjoyed the story thoroughly. It is the story of Reginald Weldon's life as he dictates his life story from his death bed. He has lived for 100 years, been involved in two wars, and a witness to some criminal behavior. In the process he has come into contact with the spirit world and the story revolves around those times in his life that he was closest to the spirit world. I believe that he gives and very good overview of what life was like in the England of Reginald's life. It is the view of the underside of society as Reginald grew up and then moved through his life between the World Wars. I will be looking for the first and third of this series to read and also other works by Glynn James. I believe whe... moren we all get to the end of our lives we will be thinking back to the ones that we came in contact with and wonder where they went or what are they doing as we come to an end. Maybe we too will have stories of fantastic things that we saw or that occurred to as Reginald did. Very good read.
review 2: Hard book for me to review. I absolutely LOVED the tie-ins to the Corridor and Glynn's writing style is so comfortable, I fell right into the story. The bizarre, unexplainable things Reg has witnessed in his lifetime come through loud and clear. The only downside for me was that I couldn't help but feel sorry for the poor guy. I kept wishing for his life to take an upswing, not just in his finances, but for him to be a happy person. But, perhaps that's a personal failing of mine, and not anything to do with the story. Thank you for sharing with us, Glynn. less

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