Monthly Archives: December 2018

Take 2018 from 2019 and it leaves the figure of one. A unique number. A numerical symbol sharing no other to make its total. We as humans are all one, exclusive to ourselves. We are all unique. We share our … Continue reading →

The Goodreads giveaway of a signed copy of The Widow’s Son does not close until 4th January. This finished on January 4th with 1456 entrants and 1386 people adding the book to their–To be read list.  The winner came from … Continue reading →

TWO copies of The Widow’s Son for free from Amazon See this #AmazonGiveaway for a chance to win: The Widow’s Son. https://giveaway.amazon.com/p/881515bade3e2591 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Ends Dec 27, 2018, 11:59 PM PST, or when all prizes are claimed. See Official … Continue reading →

In times forgotten, in memories now old Where stories of love still remain untold, There was a soul that had wandered far and alone Trying to find a way for his sins to atone. Lies were his friend as they … Continue reading →

I am giving away one signed copy of The Widow’s Son. To receive this book all you need to do is enter the free event. https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/287693-the-widow-s-son Goodreads Book Giveaway The Widow’s Son by Daniel Kemp Giveaway ends January 04, 2019. … Continue reading →

From a wonderful lady.

The Widow’s Son is to be featured as the New Release by BookBub on the 18th December. https://www.bookbub.com/books/the-widow-s-son-by-daniel-kemp  

I’m proud to announce the publication of my 7th novel Synopsis of The Widow’s Son Three months before the invasion of Iraq, a member of a Masonic fraternity known as the Rosicrucians is helped to escape from a British Intelligence … Continue reading →

The harshness of winter is carried lightly on a breeze Bending blackened branches to wave goodbye to its leaves. Cold are the nights as the sun disappears from the day And eerie is the silence when the stars come out … Continue reading →

FREE UNTIL MIDNIGHT PST DECEMBER 11 For a lie to add piquancy to a story, the story would be factual. Fantasy needs no lie to stimulate or excite. But if the factual story is contrived or fallacious then it’s the … Continue reading →