Profile Of Castletown By Derek Winterbottom

[Gilly G. Ossenfeffer]

I have almost finished this book and it is fantastic. Well written and utterly fascinating. It starts with early settlements dug up at Ronaldsway and comes up to date. I would just love someone to make a movie out of this book - it's epic! Anyway, if you have any interest in Castletown do get yourself a copy - it's a great read.

 

http://www.amazon.co...35353944&sr=8-1

 

Hardcover: 200 pages

Publisher: Lily Publications (5 Aug 2010)

Language English

ISBN-10: 1899602399

ISBN-13: 978-1899602391

 

Definitely will get more of his books on Mann

http://www.amazon.co...=ntt_dp_epwbk_0

[JumpUp]

Oh wow Jilly the book is so divine! As soon as I saw your comments about it I had to rush out to get it. I agree with making it a film though, shall we contact our local MHK's for funding? I would love to hear some more recommendations from you!

[ScotsAlan]

I clicked on the link. And requested a kindle version.

 

Oh... I wonder if "Manx Murders" is on Kindle yet? I need to check that.

 

Edit to add. Yes it is . I just bought it and I have it within seconds.

 

I look forward to reading it again.

[Gilly G. Ossenfeffer]

I read Manx Murders recently and it was very interesting. The kids round here used to refer to "Murder Lane" and it wasn't until I read this book that I found out why. Enjoy your read!

[ScotsAlan]

Yup Gilly. A friend gave me a loan of a copy a few years ago. And as I sat in the bath one Sunday afternoon I got a funny feeling...... yes, the house I was in matched the description and location of one of the crime scenes

[carbon selector]

I read Manx Murders recently and it was very interesting. The kids round here used to refer to "Murder Lane" and it wasn't until I read this book that I found out why. Enjoy your read!

It has been explained to me that there is a lot more to that one than was told. It is kind of hinted at in the book.