LOVE AND PEACE WITH PARADISE MELODIES

LOVE AND PEACE WITH PARADISE MELODIES

Women aspire to be like her and men fall in love with her. Melody is kind-hearted, intellectually gifted and very beautiful. But she has a mission and nothing will stop her from completing it. A series of mysterious events has torn apart the community of travelers to which he belongs. Melody's goal is to reunite her. He organizes a festival to reconcile them, during which an amazing story unfolds. Sometimes funny, and sometimes sad, but always exciting, with unexpected twists in the development of the plot. Through the narrative and personal perspective of Martin Millar, the author who reluctantly participates in the festival as a guest of Melody, we become privileged observers of a world that most of us would not imagine even in our wildest dreams. A romantic comedy with new age nuances, from one of the most talented underground writers of the British literary scene.

LOVE AND PEACE WITH PARADISE MELODIES

Martin Millar was born in Scotland and lives in London. His works: “Milk, Sulphate and Alby Starvation” (1987), “Lux the Poet” (1989), “Ruby and the Stone Age Diet” (1990), “The Good Fairies of New York” (1992), “Dreams of Sex and Stage Diving” (1995), “Lux and Alby Sign On and Save the Universe” (1999), and “Suzy, Led Zeppelin and Me” (2002). His work “Thraxas”, published under the pseudonym Martin Scott, won the 2000 World Fantasy Award.

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review by amazon

Martin draws you into Melody's world with his sarcastic wit and laid-back way of weaving a tale. No other writer could blend ancient Greek mythology, unicorns, modern hippies, punk rockers, and a circus all into one hilarious yet touching tale. The story is centered around the beautiful new-age hippie chick Melody Paradise and her obsession with the Wishing Tree. More than once I was startled from Melody's world by loud laughter, only to realize I was alone and the laughter was coming from me. If you have never read Martin Millar, this is a wonderful book to get you hooked.