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  • The Phantom Account
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    The Phantom Account
    Nora Flanders

    What if you stumbled upon a fake Instagram account that twisted your image into something horrific? Now, imagine facing that horror at just 15 years old. Emma never thought her life would become such a nightmare, but now she must confront challenges no one should ever have to face.

    Emma’s life shattered when she discovered a fake Instagram account impersonating her, posting suggestive and inappropriate photos. The nightmare spiralled out of control, and despite her best efforts to alert her friends, family, and authorities, the digital nightmare persisted.

    As Emma and her mother fight for justice, they uncover dark secrets and face relentless harassment. Their struggle is a harrowing journey through multiple countries, the grim and unfamiliar nature of the judicial system, fear, anger, and an unyielding determination to expose the predator. When the truth finally comes out, it’s more horrifying than anyone could have imagined: a betrayal that cuts deep into the heart of her family.

    Based on true events, The Phantom Account: Fight Against a Digital Monster is a powerful cautionary tale of resilience and courage in the face of unimaginable adversity. This gripping memoir reveals the chilling reality of digital exploitation and the long, painful road to justice.

    £6.99
  • Pacey and the Secrets of the Masonic Caves
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    Pacey and the Secrets of the Masonic Caves
    MJM Turner

    Pacey is back in Arbroath, Scotland, visiting her aunt and uncle and promising to be on her best behaviour, no scrapes like on her last holiday! This time, she is on her own, and while she tries her hardest to stay out of trouble, visits to the local caves, once used for secret Masonic meetings, and the historic abbey, where the Declaration of Arbroath was signed, ignite her vivid imagination.It does not take long for the curious teenager to drag her relatives into another thrilling and dangerous adventure.

    £9.99
  • Myfanwy
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    Myfanwy
    Rusty Godwin

    ‘Quick, William, get out, get out!’ shouted Dylan in a panic-stricken voice. William turned and saw the water, waves high, rushing towards him, almost upon him. He scrambled out of the canoe, almost falling in the water, in a frantic effort to get to the shore and to safety. He flung himself the last couple of feet and landed in a heap on the beach. Moments later, the waves hit the canoe, and it rocked violently and tipped over. Luckily, it was still secured to the shore by its mooring rope, or it would have been swept away. The waves continued to rush up the lake towards the top of the valley, the lake had gone from a millpond to a raging torrent in a matter of moments.

    Dylan, William and Mary have moved to a new home in a beautiful valley in deepest Wales with their parents. The two boys love exploring, usually leaving their younger sister, so they think, safely at home. However, little did they know, Mary has been off exploring on her own and has made an amazing discovery in the mysterious Tower that stands in the lake. When strange things happen and William keeps feeling he is being watched, only their little sister Mary knows the truth, and she is sworn to secrecy. When Mary is struck down with a mysterious illness, her new secret friends must find out the cause and the cure, before it is too late.

    £9.99
  • The Darwin Code
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    The Darwin Code
    J.D. Welch

    In her book The Darwin Code J.D. Welch uses her love of science and puzzles to help her characters try to solve two mysteries whilst also delivering an interesting and understandable insight into human genetics. Set against a backdrop of the streets and colleges of Oxford, a story of intrigue and suspense unfolds. When Ben Baxter and his mother Sue escape from a horrific ordeal, their lives remain in danger as they race to prevent a deadly poison being launched. For Ben, this also brings the opportunity to discover the answer to a very important question; who is his father?

    £8.99
  • The Secret Of Juke's Oak
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    The Secret Of Juke's Oak
    Kate Reseigh

    Tom is on holiday from school during a long, hot summer sometime in the early 1970s.  While on an errand for his mum he saves Charles Bradwell from drowning in the local quarry and finds that he has gone back in time to the mid-1660s to just after the end of the Civil War and the rule of Oliver Cromwell.

     

    When Tom’s cousin Matilda turns up unexpectedly, Tom, Matilda, Charles and his brother James team up to explore Juke’s Farmhouse.  They make an exciting discovery that will have consequences long into the future!

     

    Tom makes an astonishing discovery at the end of the adventure that turns everything he thought he knew on its head.

    £6.99
  • Cousins, Classmates and a Dog Called Rover
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    Cousins, Classmates and a Dog Called Rover
    Rachel Larkinson

    Susan lives with her mum and dad, her two younger brothers and her dog Rover in a remote village in the flat fen county of Lincolnshire. The year is 1956 and life is still hard after the Second World War. But the summer holidays are just starting, and Susan is looking forward to spending long, carefree days with her friends. Then she hears some news that changes her whole life. Two cousins, whose mother has died, are coming to live with her family from the northern city of Leeds. Sharing a bedroom with them is bad enough, but the cousins, called Maria and Juliet, are soon bored with life in the countryside and start to cause trouble at home and in school. A new kitten helps to bring everyone together, but just as things are settling down, a mysterious letter arrives from Leeds. Then a stranger brings some early Christmas presents and Susan wonders what is going to happen next. Will they all be spending Christmas together or not?

    £6.99
  • 14 Apartments
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    14 Apartments
    Cherishé Love

    Lady Elizabeth Barrington-Elsworthy’s charred remains are discovered after her home, Barrington Hall, is burned to the ground. She was ‘the keeper’ of the infamous Barrington jewels and heirlooms and her untimely death means that their whereabouts are now unknown. It is believed they are hidden somewhere on the estate. The estate is closed. Years pass and then Cavendish House, a palatial building, now stands where Barrington Hall once stood.The property is now divided into fourteen apartments. Cherishé Love lives in apartment 4. She discovers a book, ‘The History of Barrington Hall’, that references the missing heirlooms and also that a substantial reward is being offered by Lord Henry Barrington-Elsworthy if they are found. Cherishé and her best friend Sonia are determined to seek out the treasure but they are not alone - others are also keen to look for them.So begins an hilarious journey where lies, deceit, betrayal and lust all have their part to play.

    £11.99

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