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by Donald Hounam
Synopsis:
The Bishop of Oxford is very, very dead. At least the police think it’s the Bishop – it’s impossible to be sure, since someone has made off with his head.
Fifteen-year-old Frank Sampson is the forensic sorcerer on the case. But he is easily distracted. By Kazia, the supposed victim’s beautiful, and possibly dangerous, niece. By Marvo, his police colleague, who seems dead set on making his life difficult. By the terror that he's losing his Gift – the ability to work magic. And by all those stupid rules which get in the way of proving that everybody is wrong about the case . . . except Frank.
Donald Hounam has wrought a sharp, exciting, original new voice in teen fiction.
I spotted this one at Waterstones Birmingham High Street when I was there at the weekend for the first UKYAExtravaganza (which was beyond fantastic, by the way), and I was instantly intrigued, not just by that fantastic cover, but also by the fact that it's apparently so dark, it's fantasy and it's set in Oxford (one of my favourite places to go). If this is done well, I think it has the potential to be a really unique fantasty. I'm planning on getting this one very soon, so fingers crossed it's a good one!Fifteen-year-old Frank Sampson is the forensic sorcerer on the case. But he is easily distracted. By Kazia, the supposed victim’s beautiful, and possibly dangerous, niece. By Marvo, his police colleague, who seems dead set on making his life difficult. By the terror that he's losing his Gift – the ability to work magic. And by all those stupid rules which get in the way of proving that everybody is wrong about the case . . . except Frank.
Donald Hounam has wrought a sharp, exciting, original new voice in teen fiction.
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1 comments:
Yet another new author for me. Not what I would usually go for, but this sounds like an interesting read.
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