The Man Who Rained
- 259 pages
- 10 hours of reading
From the Costa Prize shortlisted author of The Girl with Glass Feet comes a magical novel exploring themes of love, discovery, and nature.
Ali Shaw crafts narratives that often explore dreamlike and fantastical realities seeping into the fabric of everyday life. His writing is celebrated for its poetic quality and its ability to conjure immersive worlds that delve into human emotions and relationships. Shaw's style is both delicate and evocative, inviting readers to explore the deeper meanings woven beneath the surface of his stories. His novels offer a unique blend of magical realism and profound psychological insight.




From the Costa Prize shortlisted author of The Girl with Glass Feet comes a magical novel exploring themes of love, discovery, and nature.
In a sudden transformation, a suburb becomes a shadowy forest after a night of destruction, leaving Adrien Thomas to navigate this unrecognizable world alone, separated from his wife Michelle. Teaming up with Hannah and her son Seb, they embark on a quest to find her brother and uncover the depths of both nature and their own darkness.
Young lovers Ida Maclaird and Midas Crook seek a cure for a magical ailment on the remote and snowbound archipelago of St. Hauda's Land
It could only be Jesus! What does this mean? We'll look at this more in depth during the study, but simply stated it means that our loving, holy God sent His very own Son to meet His demands for covering sin and reconciling mankind to Himself (2 Corinthians 5:18). Gentile Christians often miss the complex richness and incredibility of God's intricate work in giving us Jesus. Christ was sent to fulfill all five of the main Levitical offerings that were given by God to help a sinful mankind live in close proximity to a holy God without being punished for their sins. This gift is so intricate that we are sure of this: not just anyone could come and claim to be the savior of the world, and not just anything could ever take this savior's place. It could only be Jesus!