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The Dumnonian Compass

S B Postlewhite

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English
Shawline Publishing Group
15 May 2021
Darcy Bennett just wants to be normal. Normal clothes, normal friends, a normal life…

But between her parent’s antics and the mysterious creatures that keep turning up, ‘normal’ is not happening for her.

Darcy is the daughter of two eccentric, and obsessive archaeologists, who are so work focused, they often seem to forget she exists.

On a family holiday to Cornwall, Darcy discovers there is a task before her and it is hers alone; one that challenges her ideas about the world and more so, about herself.

In exploring the strange happenings, Darcy becomes trapped in an alternate world where the rules are vastly different from those she knows. Sent on a journey by a stranger, Darcy begins to understand that being true to herself is more important than ‘fitting in’, and friends can be made in the most unlikely of places.

She realises her physical journey is to find a way back home; yet her emotional discovery is to value real love, true loss and the knowing of the right things; this is the hardest path for Darcy to travel…

“A coming-of-age story blended with wonderous and enlightening places and beings that create an overall tale of enjoyment that Lewis Carroll himself would love…well done on this exceptional book and I do look forward to continuing the story with Darcy soon…” - Amanda, Indiebooks reviewer

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Imprint:   Shawline Publishing Group
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm, 
ISBN:   9781922444776
ISBN 10:   1922444774
Series:   The Journeys Into Dumnonia
Pages:   145
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 13 to 18 years
Audience:   Young adult ,  Preschool (0-5)
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Born in Australia, Sharon moved to the UK at the age of six, where she was based until moving with her family back to Australia in 2008. Forging a love of fantasy literature and history from an early age, these elements have greatly influenced her own writing. Archaeology has been a major part of Sharon’s life and her love of ancient culture and mythology can be felt in her story telling. Sharon adores her ‘island life’ that she now shares with her husband Andy and dog Rollo.

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