Title: A distinct book
Product review: I'm always glad to read a book as well-written as The Poet of Loch Ness. Brian Jay Corrigan does well weaving a dark thread of mystery through the story. Just enough to keep the reader wanting to solve it and turn the page. The mystery is integrel. Perry and Perdita leave their home in the states to go to Scotland where Perry has a grant to study the marine life along the shores of Loch Ness. But the reader will pick up on clues that all is not what it seems. At times the dark elements had me guessing at Perry's true nature and gave the tale a sort of "What Lies Beneath" feel. This is a good story with well-developed characters whose points of view transition well. Poetic language. Some phrases turn with remarkable precision. A satisfying ending. And I loved that the author allows the legend to live on!
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