The Quiet Snow.

"The Quiet Snow" removes every trace of love from Rob's life. Guen is gone, then her footprints disappear, then her smell, her body and love vanish; covered with a thin film of falling snow. All trace of Guen is gone and forgotten. But Rob has not forgotten her, She may be missing but he has to keep looking for her, Guen cannot be dead, they would have found a body. She cannot be alive, she would have called me, came home. And So Rob searched the hills and valleys looking for his lost love For years and years. Many years passed in search of the impossible. Rob, started to forget and in letting her go he was to find her again.

Raymond Walker is well known for his very unusual, almost homely, romantic fantasy tales such as ＂The River Girls Torment＂ and ＂A Shiver＂ as well as the award winning ＂Moonchild and Other Tales＂ which have been hugely successful. In 2005 he published his first Ghost Story ＂A Pale Shadow Creeps＂ which has a more adult theme and followed it up with the horror novel; ＂The Secret Inside＂ to great critical acclaim. His restlessly original and imaginative stories may be unusual and darkly romantic but he considers himself very ordinary. He loves the countryside, the forests and the relics of his native Scotland. He loves that he rose from a land steeped in history, myth and fantasy. It can be seen in almost every tale that he has ever told or written. Raymond Walker is the winner of several writing competitions and his books have received critical acclaim worldwide. Mr Walker is devoting his time to a new epic novel called ＂And The Sea shall give up It’s Dead＂ The first volume of which has the tentative title of ＂Over the Tears of the Fallen＂ In the meantime expect to hear shortly of a novella called ＂The Crow’s feather＂ and a new novel ＂Winters Ghost＂ that seems to be a success even before being truly completed with advance orders pouring in. Many authors and groups like his writings and he could easily add a number of recommendations here but he always feels uncomfortable doing so.