By Niel Bushnell (author) Part of the The Timesmith Chronicles series
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This is the second part of The Timesmith Chronicles, a time-travelling fantasy series in which 13 year old time-traveller Jack's future and that of his family, depend upon him stopping the return of an evil master, but will time be on his side? A gripping thriller with an original premise that will have glued to its pages.
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Thirteen-year-old Jack Morrow is haunted by the past. For Jack is a Timesmith, someone with the ability to travel through Sorrowlines, the channels that connect every gravestone with the date of the person's death. Desperate to help his family, Jack finds himself in a secret world deep under the streets of 1940's London.
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Hunted by the undead knights of the Paladin, Jack must find the fabled lost sword of Durendal before it can be used to resurrect the Paladin's evil master, Rouland.
A high octane journey that is full of adventure and will keep you on your toes until the very last page. A must read - Mr Ripley's Enchanted Books
Thoroughly engaging time travel adventure with an appealing hero and a suitably mysterious baddie - Peters, Book of the Week
Original and exciting....A thrilling story with a clever premise - Bookbag
Niel Bushnell began his career working in comics before moving into animation on the feature films Space Jam & Lost in Space, and as an animator & illustrator for several computer games, including Harry Potter and the Philosophers' Stone. In 2002 Niel established Qurios, an animation & VFX studio which has contributed to many UK TV shows, including Spooks and Hyperdrive. He was recently commissioned by BBC Radio 4 to develop his sit-com, Ragnor Rock.
Thirteen-year-old Jack Morrow is haunted by the past. For Jack is a Timesmith, someone with the ability to travel through Sorrowlines, the channels that connect every gravestone with the date of the person's death.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Timesmith and determined it is suitable for children aged 13-14 years old
Timesmith features in the following genres: Recommended Children's eBooks, Recommendations, Featured Books for 13+ readers
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Timesmith was written by Niel Bushnell and published by Andersen Press Ltd
Timesmith has 317 pages
Yes it is part of The Timesmith Chronicles series
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