The story is set outside of time and tackles relevant social and cultural issues, bringing clarity and insight on topics such as body image, loneliness and belonging. It is an unconventional view inside the mind of an addicted person, all wrapped in a spine of emotion, intrigue and wonder. The pages are saturated with characters that come to life as you read, prompting you to find parts of yourself in the text. This is a transparent composition, arresting you on how you may perceive the definition of love. A piece of creative literature to settle in with for hours.
“Real love gives us permission to challenge our thoughts”
I was totally drawn into this story, strangely captivated by it, as many parallels to my reality rang true. It gifted me an appreciation for a loved one … grace upon grace. ‘the struggle is real.’
- Kate
Translucent War is very interesting to read and I found it hard to put the book down. I also feel it would be helpful to other people who have trouble with voices; knowing that they are not alone.
- Carolyn
The author took me on an emotional journey with ‘the Woman’. I could feel the trauma of the Woman’s life unfold as I turned the pages and travelled with her to freedom. I highly recommend this book.
- Louise
I picked up Translucent War not knowing the journey I would be taken on. One that was familiar, real and raw at times. A powerful account of the battles of addiction with many facets of love shining through the deepest and darkest. An inspiring journey of opening your heart to people that are around you, being brave enough to share your deepest thoughts and taking the risk to reveal your true self.
- Rachael