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 A
wake-up call for the uninitiated, 11 Oct 2007
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By |
V.
R. Clifton
(Knaresborough, England) |
Mike Scott is
an accomplished wordsmith whose books are always original and
incisive. Siren Voices is an exceptionally good example of this.
Scott pulls no punches with Siren Voices. He looks at the
accepted establishment with distain. Having the advantage of
being a seasoned insider who has become disillusioned with the
glitzy lure of executive privilege; he takes the reader through
an entertaining parody of those who inhabit the upper echelons
of power. By likening these individuals to crocodiles, he gives
a fascinating insight into the human psyche and questions the
veracity and direction of the present establishment. I could not
put this book down; it is intriguing and highly entertaining!
 Don't
get stuck in the given world, choose your own inner world,
9 Feb 2008
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By |
GH
Schibel-Mason "Lena" (York,UK) |
One of the
key phrases in the book for me comes from the main character
Sem's daughter:"If we focus too much on the given world, we will
never make it to the chosen world." This choice and how it is
lived under most adverse outer circumstances, is what attracts
me a lot to this book. We can choose not to react to the outer
given world and follow our deep wishes for happyness and
awareness. Thank you, Michael.
A fascinating
story, exceptionally well written, that develops with every page
into an incredibly believable tale with a `terrible' ring of
truth! Highly recommended!!
 Fascinating,
29 Jan 2008
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Mr. Laj Chatard "Leo" (Lyon) |
A most
interesting psychological novel, not the easiest but gripping.
Well done Michael Scott!
 A
Brilliant Book, 15 Jan 2008
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By |
Rob A
(Leeds, England, UK.) |
A gripping
and wonderfully well written book filled with intrigue,
entertainment and intelligence. A book bound together with
passion and high energy filled with highly creative thoughts and
thought provoking complexities. I thoroughly enjoyed reading
this book and highly recommend it.
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