Tag Archive | Phyllis Edgerly Ring

Snow Fence Road by Phyllis Edgerly Ring

Jun7

Secrets And Lies

Snow Fence Road by Phyllis Edgerly Ring is a contemporary tale about love and loss, guilt and learning to live and love again. It is beautifully written and will speak to your heart.

Loss hurts. It consumes and it takes over. People need a place to heal, a place where love and life can begin again.

The theme of healing runs throughout the novel. Sometimes it is physical healing that is needed, at other times it is mental healing. Our mental scars often take longer to heal. Outwards physical signs signify inner turmoil.

The novel is about love and friendship. There is a beautiful calm atmosphere that pervades the whole story. An air of love and care wafts throughout.

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The Munich Girl by Phyllis Edgerly Ring

Oct13

Ein Neues Geschenk (A New Gift)

The Munich Girl by Phyllis Edgerly Ring  – oh wow, oh wow, oh wow! What to say? A truly marvellous historical novel that really brings the past alive.

The timeline alternates between 1995 America and 1930’s/40’s Germany, as a character delves into her mother’s past. Using photographs, artefacts and diary entries, the past is pieced together.

The novel explores Eva Braun. Phyllis Edgerly Ring creates a fully rounded 3D personality bringing Eva to life. The flat character appearing in the background of Hitler becomes a living, breathing woman. It was fascinating getting to know Eva and I really liked her.

There was so much more to Eva Braun than just a pretty young woman infatuated with the Fuhrer. The reader becomes intimately acquainted with her. We see her strength of character that defies the Fuhrer’s commands which contrasts with the meekness as she awaits his wishes.

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