A Season to Die for By Malcolm Kidd

BRUSSELS - Jan. 16, 2017 - PRLog -- Malcolm Kidd, born in Ireland and raised in England, is an active author, former polo player and coach living in the Northern Irish countryside with his wife, two children, two retired polo ponies, two dogs and numerous chickens.

Malcolm Kidd's first novel is a fictionalized account of an extended polo season beginning in 1989 and details the Irish polo team's exploits in Pakistan and one player's search for a lost and vulnerable friend – his own lifelong passion for the sport having intensified following death, divorce and moving house/country all within six weeks. Polo had helped kindle many dynamic relationships and served as a keel at a time of uncertain swell. Free to travel, with polo his passport, he discovers sexual liberalism and duplicity where he least expects it and tragedy once more.

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