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A boy with ESP powers and a magic narwhal tusk set a remote
Scillonian island aflame. A mystery thriller with a difference.
Book Description
When Gray retrieves an engraved narwhal’s tusk from the sea
disturbing changes begin to happen to both marine and bird life.
The islanders suspect Gray’s unusual powers of being able to
communicate with seals and other creatures as the cause of the
unrest. They find the tusk he has hidden away and fear that an
ancient prophecy threatening the island will come to pass since
they have always considered the narwhal as an omen of disaster.
Gray finds himself a victim of a confused and complex web of
superstition as the islanders decide a ritual sacrifice must be
made. How can he prove his innocence and escape their final
condemnation of him?
Narwhal was shortlisted for the Cinnamon Press Awards. About the author Margaret
Gill graduated in English Literature. Later she trained
as a teacher of yoga and is currently teaching on a healing
course. She has six grandchildren and apart from writing (Narwhal
is her seventh book), she teaches several classes of yoga a
week and helps to arrange events in her Northamptonshire
village. She is seen here holding the Writers News trophy
she won for her book Secret of the Scrolls at the
Swanwick Conference, 2005.
See the author's website at www.margaretgill.co.uk
Also by Margaret Gill
US
price: $12.95
UK
Price £10.99
The Brain Changers is set in the technologically near future and the basic mood and thrust of the story is fantasy involving higher beings, magical interventions, and mystical philosophy. A good Young Adult story with well drawn characters.” —Ian Watson, science fiction author and screenwriter of Speilberg’s A.I. Artificial Intelligence
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