Robin Andrew’s newest novel, E Unum Pluribus – a tale of The Big Diss, is being made available for Beta-test readers and feedback.    Read the first installment at:

2025-01-01 E Unum Pluribus – Installment One

Two earlier novels are also available, in both hard copy and Kindle electronic editions!

As Playa opens, a dreadlocked waif and a lover old enough to be her grandfather conspire beneath the lights of a Caribbean beach bar. Will the young stranger they’ve just glimpsed be the key to his salvation, or the end to all her hard-won happiness?

Thousands of miles away, Steve Sears buries his nose in paperback thrillers to escape a life that is falling apart – his job, his savings and his marriage all heading south together. When he stumbles across Oscar Houk, an aging expatriate with enough energy and optimism for two men – and enough baggage for several more – Steve feels like he’s entered the world of his paperback heroes, full of adventure and intrigue, fast boats and willing women. Before he and Oscar part ways however, the young man will learn the true price of that world, and the value of the quiet life he may have lost forever. At the same time, his wife Sarah will discover what her husband truly values most, what she herself is capable of doing when the times demand it, and the real strength of the commitment they made to each other years ago.

Playa: Andrew, Robin: 9780692243725: Amazon.com: Books

bluebirds fly is a sprawling and literate psychological mystery in which the relevant question is not “who done it?” but rather, “who is it?”

Reminiscent of works such as John Fowles’ The Magus, Margaret Atwood’s The Blind Assassin and Ann Patchett’s The Magician’s Assistant, bluebirds fly invites the reader to experience the lives of people who seem at first quite alien, but with whom they will eventually realize we all have much in common.

Amazon.com: bluebirds fly eBook : Andrew, Robin: Kindle Store

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