J. D. Oswald: Broken Ghosts, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Sunday Times bestselling author of the Inspector McLean series J D Oswald returns with the most enchanting, haunting tale of 2024.

Twelve year old Phoebe's world is falling apart. It's the summer of 1985 and she has just buried her parents, a fire at their family home claiming both in a freak accident. Her life is uprooted in an instant, and she takes little solace in the fact that her uncle Louis and aunt Maude have generously offered to take her in at their home in the Welsh woods.

Under the summer sun, though, Phoebe falls into the rhythm of life with her eccentric guardians in their curious idyllic home, the hum of her aunt Maude's beehives filling the air. While exploring the surrounding woods, she strikes up a friendship with a strange girl, Gwyneth, but when she mentions this to her aunt she tells Phoebe that there are no children by that name in the village. Over the course of the summer the two girls strike up a strong bond, though nobody else seems to believe that Gwyneth exists.

Soon, Phoebe begins to see the woods for what they truly are - a strange place where the line between life and death is blurred, where spirits roam and secrets fester. But has she learned this truth too late to escape it?

Praise for Broken Ghosts:
'A beautifully written novel imbued with empathy, spirits and magic'
Scottish Daily Mail

'A mesmerising meditation on the border between this world and the world beyond.'
Meg Clothier, bestselling author of The Book of Eve

'Spooky and moving'
Peterborough Telegraph

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