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EVERY COFFIN HE COMPLETES, SOMEONE DIES.
The Coffin Maker lives and works alone in the Kingdom of Death. When he completes a coffin, a life on Earth ends. That’s how it’s always been.
One day, as Coffin sits writing in his journal, The History of Death, trying to sum it all up in one perfect sentence, a note sails past his window.
Announcing the arrival of two apprentices...
'This author is in a class of his own. Brilliant. Mark Fowler has such a unique writing style, I would love to be inside his head just to see how all these ideas come together. He is the odd ball to me, the soldier walking out of step with the rest of the platoon, but in the best possible way. A category just for himself. Awesome!' Susan Hampson, Books From Dusk Till Dawn. Top 1000 Reviewer.
'How do I categorise this book? I found it very compelling indeed. I couldn't imagine how it would end, and I loved the way it did.' Ignite. Top 1000 Reviewer.
'Philosophy, fantasy and buckets of blood! The story of the unworldy coffin maker seamlessly blends fantasy and reality, while taking a pop at politicians and pompous clergymen too. It has a fabulous finish.' London Lass. Reviewer.
'A phenomenal post-modern fable briskly written and freshly told.' Roger Brammer.
'If you're looking for something a little different then this is for you. I loved this book.' Donna Wilbor.
'A book which deals with the beautifully haunting and profound subject of death in all its creepy and aesthetic beauty. Please read The Coffin Maker by Mark Fowler. The other worldly deathly characters that he created in this novel are so beautiful. A fascinating read. Five stars.' Humanasim.
'I enjoyed reading the book Coffin Maker by Mark L. Fowler. It is an intriguing story that had me hooked from the very beginning. It is a story that includes danger, mystery, and characters that I loved reading about. One of them is The Coffin Maker. When he completes a coffin, a life comes to an end. He also keeps a journal. What does he write in there and is life in the Kingdom of Death about to change? The Coffin Maker is a character that is interesting and complex. There is also Father Henry who has written a book that has upset the church. It is called Coffin Maker. It is a book that includes prophecy. Will it come true? This is a story that had me turning pages wondering what was going to happen next. It also is a book that has suspense, conflict, and at times turns philosophical. The author does an amazing job of making the story and the characters come alive on the pages. Don’t miss out on a book that you won’t want to put down until the final page. I highly recommend reading it.' Laura Furuta.
Other books by Mark L. Fowler:The Man Upstairs, The Poisoned Eye Of A Loving God, Silver, Sextet, Twist, Red Is The Colour, Blue Murder, The Devil Wore Black, The Smell of Copper, Scarlet Ribbons, The Bathroom Murders, Painted Fire.
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The Coffin Maker lives and works alone in the Kingdom of Death. When he completes a coffin a life on Earth ends. That’s how it’s always been.One day as Coffin sits writing in his journal, The History of Death, trying to sum it all up in one perfect sentence, a note sails past his window.Is he about to gain a glimpse of the elusive Divine Plan that has eluded him for centuries? Is life in the Kingdom of Death about to change forever?There are rumours that the devil is finally arriving in the guise of Colonel Gouge. Rumours started by a priest who has upset the Church by writing a book: Coffin Maker. A book written to comfort a bereaved nephew. A book that appears to prophesy not only the arrival of Gouge, but also the cataclysmic events about to unfold in the Kingdom of Death...
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