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Evil Eye/Iron Sky
Evil Eye is a skin-tingling and spooky new fiction series from acclaimed writer Alex Woolf, filled with suspense, drama and scares that will entertain and thoroughly creep out young readers!
In Book One, Marianne’s father has disappeared while researching an alleged haunting at Cragstone Castle in Scotland. Marianne decides to investigate. Reluctantly she accepts the help of Koby, whose mother vanished at the same time.
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In Book Two, their search for their missing parents leads Marianne and Koby to ‘Blood Beach’ in Cornwall, scene of a notorious slaughter in 1863 when the crew of a shipwreck were set upon by cannibals living in the caves. After enduring a terrifying encounter in the caves, Marianne and Koby learn of a sailor who survived the massacre and they follow his trail to London.
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• 198x 129 mm • 128pp • Reading age 9+ RIGHTS SOLD UK / D
IRON SKY
• 196 x 129 mm • 280pp • Reading age 11+ • 4 Full-colour gatefolds • Illustrated endpapers • Dust jacket with foiling • Head and tail bands • Embossed • 196 x 129 mm • 385pp • Reading age 11+
RIGHTS SOLD UK / CHINA / D
Alex Woolf Alex Woolf / Matthew Laznicka The year is 1845. Since Napoleon’s famous victory at Waterloo, France and Britain have been locked in a long and bloody war for global supremacy. These breathtaking steampunk adventures introduce an alternative 19th century of giant airships soaring through the skies above the English Channel, fantastical, steam-powered automata, aerial steam carriages, floating cities, giant mechanical birds and a new kind of secret agent. Welcome to a steam-driven past that never was and a future that could never be – the world of Iron Sky.
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