Newcomer she may be, but I honestly think you will hardly find a better way to revisit a Dickens classic other than reading Pilz’s debut novel, Fagin’s Boy. If you are familiar with the extraordinary British novelist and his work, chances are you will be genuinely enthralled by Pilz’s ability to breathe new life into an iconic character of the Victorian realism. Aug By Christina E. Pilz I don’t know what I did to deserve it, but just today I was kindly informed that a review of Fagin’s Boy was posted at A Kiss at Midnight’s blog. The review is very positive and glowing, and Kelsey McNight gave it 5 out of 6 glass slippers, a reference to the Cinderella story that I find charming and. · Janu By Christina E. Pilz I recently determined that I would continue what I’d started in Fagin’s Boy and write a series. The story of Oliver and Jack was still resonating in my head, and the characters kept telling me that they had more to say, more adventures to have, more of a relationship to build.
Back around November of last year, I was contacted by a writer called Christina Pilz, asking me if I was free to do a critique of her already published historical novel, Fagin's Boy. The intriguing thing about her book was that it was a sequel to Oliver Twist with an M/M slant, where Oliver and the Artful. Visit Christina Pilz's website for more information. You can connect with her on Facebook and Twitter. My Opinion: I have not read Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens - I have read Dickens and I feel Now on to the brilliant Fagin's Boy. Ms. Pilz manages to maintain Dickens' style yet make this book all her own. Author Christina E. Pilz is on Blog Tour with HF Virtual Book Tours for Oliver Jack At Lodgings in Lyme, the sequel to Fagin's Boy, and I have a fascinating guest post that I'm so exited to share with you! Boys Kissing Boys In And The Trouble They Could Get Into.
Febru By Christina E. Pilz The setting for the story in Fagin’s Boy is pretty tight, moving from Chelsea in the east to the Three Cripples in the West, with Soho and the haberdashery in between, so I thought I’d include the rest of the locations I picked out. Mr. Brownlow’s townhouse, I determined, was located in close. Fagin’s Boy by Christina E. Pilz Posted Octo by Brin in Reviews / 0 Comments This book may be unsuitable for people under 17 years of age due to its use of sexual content, drug and alcohol use, and/or violence. Can Jack convince Oliver that having one doesn't mean losing the other?Fagin’s Boy is the first book in Christina E. Pilz’s Oliver Jack series, a gay historical romance. If you like Dickensian tragedy, suspense, crime, poverty, and hope, as well as a slow-burn forbidden romance, then you’ll love Fagin’s Boy: The Further Particulars of a Parish Boy’s Progress.
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