Dulci's Legacy - Pinard, Margaret
14,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

She knew high school would be difficult, but not like this...Dulci Oyselle is a 13-year-old girl living on Cape Breton Island, excited about the new experiences that await her in high school. Starting a Celtic music club and being asked out by the cute new junior should mean that things are off to a good start, but then the bizarre events begin to unfold.She sees a man wailing in the snow, another dodging a knife swipe, and the body of a Mi'kmaq Indian girl--all in places where they shouldn't be: a classroom, her bedroom, the high school field. She knows she isn't dreaming, but what else could…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
She knew high school would be difficult, but not like this...Dulci Oyselle is a 13-year-old girl living on Cape Breton Island, excited about the new experiences that await her in high school. Starting a Celtic music club and being asked out by the cute new junior should mean that things are off to a good start, but then the bizarre events begin to unfold.She sees a man wailing in the snow, another dodging a knife swipe, and the body of a Mi'kmaq Indian girl--all in places where they shouldn't be: a classroom, her bedroom, the high school field. She knows she isn't dreaming, but what else could it be?She needs to find out what's going on, especially when it turns out the visions might point to a threat to her best friend's family. How can Dulci satisfy the power behind the visions to make them stop, when she can barely believe that they're real?
Autorenporträt
Margaret Pinard is a soul from the 19th century who finds it easiest to disguise herself by drinking tea, writing historical fiction, and popping off to the British Isles for 'research.' She has published five novels and one collection of short stories. Her historical fiction work includes the Remnants trilogy which follows the MacLean family from 1820s Scotland to Canada and beyond, highlighting the immigrant experience. Margaret has co-founded an indie book festival, helps run the AWC, and is a firm ally of independent bookstores. She splits her time between Portland, OR and San Luis Obispo, CA.