The Condor's Feather

The Condor's Feather

by Margaret Muir (Author)

Synopsis

Thia Beresford, bored with the demands of nineteenth century society, decides to forego the luxuries of Huntingley and embark on a riding expedition across the pampas of Patagonia. Accompanied by her father, brother, a playwright, two servants and her Newfoundland dogs, Thia joins the ship in Liverpool. On board she is intrigued by a mysterious Welshman, Euan Davies, and when they disembark in South America, she is pleased that he agrees to act as their guide. But after only a week in the saddle Davies' disturbing secret starts to unravel and Thia's party soon find themselves embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse with a group of dangerous prison escapees. Beset by Indians, inhospitable terrain, pampas winds and mountain lions, is it possible this mismatched group of travelers can survive?

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 224
Publisher: Robert Hale Ltd
Published: 31 Jul 2009

ISBN 10: 0709088221
ISBN 13: 9780709088226

Author Bio
Margaret Muir grew up in England but now lives in a house atop a ridge overlooking the Tamar Valley in Tasmania. Having completed a BA in Writing in 2004, Margaret divides her time between writing and travelling and has recently returned from her second visit to South America. As an author, she delights in weaving into her stories aspects of her seafaring experiences together with images of the landscapes she has seen. You can read more about the author by visiting her website at www.margaretmuirauthor.com Margaret Muir is also the author of Sea Dust and The Twisting Vine.