Iain H C Morrison

Corrie's Timeless Travels and Travails (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Corrie and the Time Arch: Corrie has been enjoying a normal Saturday, playing football and taking the dog out. Then time actually seems to stand still, and this creates all sorts of problems. She encounters some interesting and dangerous people, time and space. Corries own native wit helps set her and her new friends free from a potentially earth-shattering threat. Corrie and the Chaunt of Time: Once again Corrie is plunged into an adventure that is fraught with danger and menace. This time, however, her friends and close relatives are endangered. Christmas should be a magical time of celebration and family, but when even Santa Claus becomes a threat, and pantomime figures present bewildering and hazardous perils, Corries life becomes burdened and deeply troubled. All this acute anxiety is further complicated by a young teenaged girls normal angst concerning growing up, boys, fashion, sisters, parents, and the rest. Setting out to solve a problem at school, things get a lot worse. She is catapulted into a world that is unbelievably convoluted, much more dangerous. Corries involvement with an extremely strange, if even more strangely familiar Time Lord, along with a welcome and much missed other Time Traveller, pitches her at an accelerating rapidity, further into an intricate and terrifying situation. In this nightmare land of dreams, enchanted forests, wizards, fairies, magicians, cities occupied by a ruthless desperate army all mixed with an old friend, a beloved grandpa, it takes all of Corries native wit, luck, and perseverance to win out.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse UK
• Seitenzahl: 230
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. September 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504991643
• Artikelnr.: 52571653

Autorenporträt

A wartime baby-boomer Iain Morrison has been a forester, a trainee paper maker, gardener, social worker, a politician, a performer, but mostly a teacher. He has worked in the Highlands of Scotland, the city, South Wales, and even in England. His love of the Highlands is genuine and visceral, but in his sixties, the midges and the rain triumphed and he now lives in Devon with his second wife, Joy. He has written plays, musicals, poetry, short stories, and songs, a few published, more performed. These are his first young persons' novels; they are the fruit of five years' toil.