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Book SynopsisOut of Africa meets The English Patient...
Trade ReviewAfrica and aviation, red dust and wide, white skies . . . this romance will soon dispel those January blues . . . A thrillingly observant writer and crafter of highly sensual prose, Seaward employs the language and lore of the skies to considerable metaphorical effect . . . its richly descriptive escapism is seductive * Daily Mail *
Hotel Juliet is a breathtaking work and a deeply moving elegy to the transitory nature of family life * Scotland on Sunday *
A gripping evocation of love and passion amid the wild African landscape * Sainsbury's Magazine *
This poignant epic is a real page-turner . . . a mesmerising, well-crafted novel * Birmingham Evening Mail *
A cinematic novel of breadth and beauty, love and aviation. Superbly written, the author's descriptions, particularly of masculinity, smells and voodoo are possessed of an almost ineffable resonance. * The Argus *
'Hotel Juliet very quietly binds a spell on the reader and I found it unusual and absorbing' * Shropshire Star *
'A poignant love story that spans two decades and two continents' * E.Motion *
