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Waterstones
From today. the Birmingham High Street Branch of Waterstones are stocking The Amber Treasure paperback.
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24-26 High Street GB - Birmingham B4 7SL |
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Warwick Books
Tel: 01926 499939) and Kenilworth Books (12 Talisman SquareKenilworth CV8 1JB01926 855 784). So if you live near Warwick or Kenilworth why not pay them a visit. I love Independent Book Stores. http://www.warwickbooks.net/
Aarons Books
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By registering you are entered into a competition to win a copy of one of my books, each month I am giving away two free itunes vouchers, you will gain access to codes for free download of the e-books as well as the passwords to open the Anglo Saxon Survival Guide. Your e-mail will only be used to let you know about my books and to contact you about any prizes you have won. New draw each month so stay in to win.
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Tomorrow's Guardian
Click for the short promo here
Or listen to an excerpt. In this excerpt Tom and Septimus travel back in time to 1879 to the battlefield of Isandlwana
Experiencing disturbing episodes of déjà-vu, eleven year old Tom believes he is going mad. Then, he meets the adventurer Septimus Mason, who shows him that he is a “Walker” – someone who can transport himself to other times and places.
Septimus explains that these abilities could be removed leaving him, once more, an ordinary schoolboy. Given the hurt these talents have caused, the choice would seem easy enough, but it is not so simple.
In dreams, Tom has experienced life as other “Walkers” in times of mortal danger: Edward Dyson killed at the Battle of Isandlwana, 1879; Mary Brown who perished in the Great Fire of London, 1666; and finally Charlie Hawker, a sailor who was drowned on a U-boat in 1943.
Reluctantly agreeing to travel back in time and rescue them, Tom has three dangerous adventures before returning to the present day.
Tom’s troubles have only just started, however, for he has now drawn the attention of powerful individuals who seek to use him to change history and to bend it to their will. This leads to a struggle wherein Tom’s family are obliterated from existence and Tom must make a choice between saving them and saving his entire world.
Tomorrow's Guardian is a Young Adult Fantasy Novel.
See the promo here:
"Very, very few are granted these powers; even fewer can master them. But those who can have the potential to change their world. For good, for evil, for gain and for duty ... for ever, in fact.
Would you turn your back on the chance of that?"