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Ravens Gathering Graeme Cumming Published by Graeme Cumming Copyright © Graeme Cumming The right of Graeme Cumming to be identified as the Author of this Work.  · by Graeme Cumming | | Book Reviews, Events, Ravens Gathering | 0 comments No one will ever convince me that social media is the be all and end all of marketing. It has its place, undoubtedly – otherwise I wouldn’t be writing this right now – and in these interesting times when actually getting together with people is barely.  · Ravens Gathering by Graeme Cumming. emmar Book Reviews Septem Septem 3 Minutes. I am delighted to be on the blog tour today for Ravens Gathering by Graeme Cumming organised by Love Books Group Tours. Ravens Gathering is definitely a thinker. It is absolutely not what I expected, and whilst it isn’t the type of book I.

Written by: Drake Morgan Graeme Cunning's novel Ravens Gathering is a haunting tale of a small town with very dark secrets. The town of Ravens Gathering is a small, farming community filled with the classic "old" families, and the occasional newcomer. It has its usual fare of divorce, gossip, and backroom deals, but nothing can. Graeme Cumming is a child of the 60s and 70s, gifted with a vivid imagination and the ability to convert that to the written word. Graeme's first novel, Ravens Gathering, was published in , reaching #1 on Amazon's Bestseller list in its genre. Cumming's stories don't always fall into a specific genre, but are always written as thrillers. Images: Legacy and a Gun, Graeme Cumming, Ravens Gathering. Former language teacher Lesley Keating - writing as Joyce Lesley Keating - now writes fantasy or science fiction for young adults and upwards.

Carrion by Graeme Cumming #bookreview. Posted on Febru by Sue Vincent. Having read Ravens Gathering, the previous book from the author, fantasy came as something of a surprise. It was no surprise, however, knowing Graeme Cumming, to see the book open with a masterly depiction of an incident on the water or to see it close with an unpredictable twist. Graeme tells the story behind the story Back in , driving along the A1, I noticed a group of black birds on the hard shoulder, no doubt feeding off some rotting dead animal. As I drew closer, some more arrived and I said: “Did you see those ravens gathering?”. by Graeme Cumming | | Book Reviews, Ravens Gathering | 0 comments It’s always good to get a review of your book. Even a bad review means the reader has felt strongly enough about something you’ve written to pass a comment on it.