Billy Boy
by Liam FoxxBilly Boy starts with a journalist taking shelter in an old railway station then goes on to tell the story of a under age boy who joins up in the patriotic fervor of the first world war. He finds love and a horror he never thought imaginable wrongly accused of a capital crime his soul hangs in limbo until the injustice is put to rights. There is laughter and despair triumph and failure set...
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Apart from the spelling and grammar, this is a brilliant book, totally engrossing from first to last page. LIKES this bookWell done Mr Liam Fox.
I look forward to reading more of your work.
Shadow754 LIKES this book
This was a great story, but the spelling and grammar is atrocious! However if you overlook the niceties, you can not but recommend it. LIKES this bookJd LIKES this book
A wonderful story, beautifully written - a true classic LIKES this bookMaureen Jones LIKES this book
Although very graphic I enjoyed this book very much and look forward to more of this author . LIKES this bookRoslyn Devine LIKES this book
Loved it but I kept wanting to fix the punctuation! LIKES this bookJoe Santoro LIKES this book
Great character development. Also a good history on part of World War I LIKES this bookNorman Lee LIKES this book
A well researched story,gives graphic details of the horror of warfare&the attitude of the British General Staff who sent thousands of young men to their deaths.Also gives an insight to life in Britain in 1914.My only criticism is the use of the American word "gotten"To me it spoilt the part of the story it was in LIKES this bookPeter J. Lewis LIKES this book
An incredible story full of the terror of the trenches. Horror, pathos and a surprising twist. It's all here. More please Liam. LIKES this bookCliff Cott LIKES this book
The book was good; liked the historical content. The spelling and wrong use of words was distracting but enjoyed the yarn. LIKES this bookKim Lord LIKES this book
top book had me enthralled to the last page. LIKES this bookWhat did you think of this book?
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